i have been working on this game for now about 27 days i was wondering if you could rate it for me out of of ten and tell me what you think thats is the link =]=]

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Nice progress so far — 27 days is a solid start. To get useful, honest ratings you need to make it as easy as possible for people to try the core loop and understand what you want them to judge. Put a 20–30 second gameplay clip or an animated GIF and a one-paragraph "what you do / how you win" on the front page, plus two screenshots showing the UI and a typical play moment. Those simple cues lift conversion from "curious" to "willing to try."

Many testers hesitate to give an email. is right to flag that. Offer a friction-free trial path (guest/demo play) and make account creation optional. If you require email for verification, state its purpose succinctly at signup (verification, password recovery), and implement verification with single-use tokens. Store credentials securely (use modern password hashing like bcrypt/password_hash) and limit required fields to reduce drop-off. , if you plan to enable verification later, consider letting early testers skip it or grant limited features until they opt in.

For feedback, ask focused, short questions: 1–10 scores for fun, controls, difficulty, stability; a checkbox list for major bugs; one free-text "most important fix" field. Add a simple in-game or post-play form, instrument session length and crash counts, and publish short changelogs so testers see progress. Prioritize fixes that affect first 30 seconds of play — that first impression drives most ratings.

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I think you should put more information about the game on a link from the frontpage - maybe explain how a user plays, what the experience is like, etc. Certain people will not provide their email address without knowing why they're giving it and whether or not it's worth it.. Sorry I can't give you a review of the game; because I'm one of those people.

o soz thats ok the email is for if i turn email verification on and it will never be showed to anyone unless they want to show it there self. um thanks i will do that on the register page somewhen =]

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