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Small browser card puzzle prototype – looking for gameplay feedback (3mins a round!)

A topic by emilyhuang created 7 days ago Views: 71 Replies: 5
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Hi everyone!

I’ve been experimenting with small browser puzzle mechanics and recently built a simple card-shuffle game prototype.

The idea is that characters are shuffled and the player has a limited number of picks to reveal the correct one.

You can play it here:
https://emilyhuang.itch.io/royal-reveal or https://games.emilyhuangmy.com/

royal-reveal

I’m mainly looking for feedback on a few things:

• Is the UI clear enough to understand quickly?
• Does the difficulty curve feel fair across multiple rounds?
• Is the session length (around 2–3 minutes) appropriate?

The goal was to create something quick and replayable for browser players.

Any feedback or thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks for taking a look 🙂


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The ui and explanation were super clear. I understood it after 1 attempt. I think the shuffling speed increased a little too quickly. Maybe try adding more cards before adding more speed. It was fun and definitely replayable. I think it could benefit from having a specific card you look for each time, rather than choosing one more as a narrative element. Otherwise, a fun little arcade game :)

hi CShaw50, thank you so much for the feedback! Have just adjusted the difficult level a bit😆

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the game is beautifull , i enjey ed have the second best score all time :) . 
i guess its mostly luck after " or 4 level it's very difficult to follow and with the speed i am getting a bit deezy :) . i would suggest to put more brightness one card that we choose ( just to say something , it's really not big problem) .
funny and beautifull game .

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Hi voltclash! Love the feeback! Have adjusted the card shuffle speed~Hope it is better now?

hello yes better and the game keep the difficulty , then it's good