Maybe visualization of the brackets could be improved a bit.
The overriding problem for me was the nonstandard keyboard. Would love to be able to use my device keyboard
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Maybe visualization of the brackets could be improved a bit.
The overriding problem for me was the nonstandard keyboard. Would love to be able to use my device keyboard
Grandpa Smurf (original French name Vieux Vieux Schtroumpf)
This is very cool. My only complaint is I should be able to go up a level. e.g. I saw "unwelcome in a China shop" and instantly knew it was "bull" but still had to work through a few more clues before I got there.
have gone back and forth on this point -- so far I've decided that outer brackets should be a hint that guides on you inner brackets, but that you can't skip any clues but I hear you!
- There should be an easier way to know which brackets match.
- This game would probably be more fun with a 2-dimensional visualization of the layers. It would be more fun to see you knock off layers and see the progress you've made.
>scoring based on keystrokes is pretty unfair, especially given not-ideal custom keyboard on mobile! Still thinking through the best solution there.
Maybe just the enter key or a button on mobile to confirm. I think counting the letters is fair because we still have to think of the potential entries, and there's some strategy to that. (Like [___ in comparison] has several idiomatic answers, but you have to look at the context to determine it.)
You should plug your spot. Or send me an email. I'm always on the road and I'd like to stop by.
Fun concept, but there are some really generation specific references here. Smurfs, Brady Bunch, Payphones...
Hey! I was at the last puzzle night (lot's of fun) and everyone at my table loved the game when you came around and showed us the website. I've been playing it a few times a week since! Congrats!
Neat! I've been getting into crossword puzzles recently, does anyone know of nice places to play them, other than newspaper sites?
nm, found a nice open source one: https://github.com/downforacross/downforacross.com
Delightful! Longtime NYT crossword solver here (when I'm in the mood).