Greetings,

We're the team behind "Puzzle Lovers," a Steam group that curates games for thousands of dedicated members. Our community values our recommendations, and we love featuring talented developers.

We'd be thrilled to promote and review your game, Tilebound, completely free on our platform. If you're interested, you can find us on Curator Connect in Steamworks.

Thank you for your consideration!

Tanner and Sergiu - Curators for Puzzle Lovers

Puzzle Lovers: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers

Tanner Brent: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197989580996/

Sergiu Dumitriu: https://steamcommunity.com/id/sdumitriu/

I just left a recommended curator review from Puzzle Lovers.

We reviewed your game in this week's newsletter here:

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers/announcements/detail/578263105990038215

The only actual problems I've seen are when dragging a new placement map over another map that is already placed and filled with suspects. When dragging the new map over it, the suspect tokens are transferred from the old map that is already filled onto the new map.  I've also had a problem where I wasn't able to close or drag a CCTV app because it was too close to the corner of the computer screen. And unfortunately, zooming only works for the board.

I'm so sorry. I was trying to replay the tutorial when I discovered later that the actual levels are randomized.

One thing I look for when I review a game is if it can be replayed again. Since there are only about six levels in the game, I thought it would be fun if the placement information changed each time a level was replayed, like the board game "Clue" (or "Cluedo"). For example, if a player replays the "Tutorial" a second time, maybe the solution might be the "Maid" shaved the "Cat" at "3:00" in the "Kitchen." In other words, there is no permanent solution to each level. Once a player has completed a level (or the game), they can go back and replay the level and be surprised by a different outcome. I hope that makes sense.

You're very welcome. Is it okay to post here any feedback on your game.

I have a question regarding the (English) tutorial for the two applications. It's not clear what it means when it says, "...but they often have problems." From my understanding of the game, both applications provide accurate information, even though they may not always provide you with the complete details.

Yes, this is my account, but there's nothing wrong. There are two of us who are the main curators for Puzzle Lovers. I usually back up Sergiu, our head curator, since he has a lot of work with demos and the newsletter.

Our Puzzle Lovers group would be interested in reviewing your game on Steam. You can contact us through Curator Connect. Thank you.

Hi Marcos, we reviewed your game, Dis Pontibus 2 on Steam.  Do you have any plans to bring Cellitaire to Steam?

You're very welcome.  It was my pleasure!

Review's posted here: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197989580996/recommended/2012020

It will be in next Monday night's Newsletter. 

Sent you a message on Twitter or X

Hi Marcos, I received the following message from Tony at Steam Support: 

"Hello,

For the Dis Pontibus 2 one, if you are in contact with that dev, have them reach out to us regarding it as we have some information to provide them on it.

Steam Support
Tony"

Hi Marcos, I've reported it to Steam support.  They wanted to know which game it was for, so I let them know.

You may have our group ignored, so it does not appear in the search:

Did you try entering "puzzle" in the "Primary tags" without putting a name for the group?

It's Puzzle Lovers or puzzlelovers

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers

Hi Marcos, I am now a curator for the Puzzle Lovers Group on Steam.  I would like to review your game, Dis Pontibus 2.  I purchased your game here on Itch.io and really enjoyed it and believe it would be a perfect fit for our community. I'm reaching out to request your game through Steam's Curator Connect for review purposes.  

Best Regards,

Tanner

https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197989580996/

Just published my review for your game here:

https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197989580996/recommended/2386800

Thank you!  I got you copy.  Now to review!  BTW, I am a Minesweeper aficionado. And I enjoyed your demo immensely.

How many levels are there in your game?

Questions

What's the difference between the demo and the full version on Steam? There's no exit or quit button in the Main Menu. Also, there's no framerate cap for the game, like vsync. Which way the Q/E shifts is confusing for the vertical movement. Since the game is primarily keyboard only, you should have a key assigned for ending the turn, like pressing the ENTER key. It would also benefit the player to have the ability to zoom out. Also, you don't have a contact email listed in support. There's just a Discord link without an invite:

https://help.steampowered.com/en/wizard/HelpWithGameTechnicalIssue?appid=2443030

What is the difference between the demo and the full game?

I would purchase it, if you would enable the mouse for placing the pieces of land.

Why does it cost more here than on Steam?

Where is the demo?

Thank you for this, David.  Wishing you and your twin a Merry Christmas! 

Does this come with a Steam key?

Fun game, but has problem with realtek audio.  Sounds garbled.  Also, have to click several times on words to place them.  Hope they fix these problems soon.

Where's the demo?

What a fantastic game ! ! !

Can't wait to try this out!  Your games are the best! 

Hi there,

What is the difference between the demo and the full game on Steam?

In the Overview, the word "fasted" should be spelled "fastest".