u/svtechworld is looking for feedback on their game "My First Reddit Game"

Play the game and share your thoughts.

Developer context: BlastInfinityStones is an engaging, arcade-style puzzle game built on Reddit's Devvit platform. Players control a frog launcher in the center of the screen, shooting colored stones to match three or more of the same color.

Please try the classic Chapters, Infinity Run and Daily Beast mode. Then try to post comments in the end and share the posts as challenge.

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The first review of my previous apps always took less than this. Just wondering whether I should wait or resubmit instead. Its been 5 days.

u/shimroot is looking for feedback on their game "Mini Racer"

Play the game and share your thoughts.

Developer context: An unusual feedback request as It's about the next update for the game. Take a lap and tell me what you'd like to see next:

• Multi-lap daily track. Each new daily track can randomly have 1, 2, or 3 laps.
• Practice mode. Endlessly run around the tracks of the day. No lap limits, no leaderboards, no medals. Just practice to get the feel of the track before you compete in the leaderboard.
• Campaign mode. 10 tracks that are permanently available and that you unlock based on obtained medals. It will have a separate leaderboard and tracks not found in the dailies.

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been building Ghost Rally (racing game, you race ghost replays of other real players) for the hooks hackathon and wanted to open this up as a discussion since I'm guessing a lot of us are stuck on the same thing. what's worked so far:

1. posting in related subs (racing/game-discovery ones) when I could. real traffic every time, but it's a one-shot per sub, can't keep hitting the same communities.
2. also just being active in my own sub, answering comments, calling out record holders, that kind of thing, helps but only grows people who already found you.
3. shared with friends too, good for a first burst but doesn't scale.

everything past that starts feeling salesy and I'd rather not go there.

so, what's actually worked for you? feels like devvit apps living inside reddit posts should be a growth advantage we're not using well yet.

for context, one week on my sub: 1.3k views, 70 unique visitors, 87 comments. small but real people showing up daily.

game if it's useful context: https://www.reddit.com/r/GhostRally/