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The UX is not good only because of the screen size. Either you see too few of the pieces or the pieces are too small. But I think there is no software solution to that, just a matter of being a game better suited for larger screens.
I'm in the demo and trying to click and drag pieces and all it does is pan the screen. I'm using Chrome on Windows 10 if it helps. Also, I noticed that maybe 10% of pieces actually do let you move them around, but the other 90% only pan the screen.
Thanks for the report, that is very odd. It sounds like the mouse position might be offset. I haven't ran into this yet when testing Chrome on Windows 10, but I'll take another look. Sorry about that!
Congrats! I just completed the easy demo on an iPhone SE and it worked great. No issue at all with selecting and positioning the pieces. Great work! The UX is not good only because of the screen size. Either you see too few of the pieces or the pieces are too small. But I think there is no software solution to that, just a matter of being a game better suited for larger screens.
Nice work. One thing though, I completed the demo puzzle and created an account but then under completed puzzles in my account, the list is empty. I wish the puzzle I had just completed when it prompted me to create an account to play more puzzles, would be added to the list of completed puzzles.
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Thanks for the report, that is very odd. It sounds like the mouse position might be offset. I haven't ran into this yet when testing Chrome on Windows 10, but I'll take another look. Sorry about that!
Same experience on iPad Safari here.
I'm in the demo and trying to click and drag pieces and all it does is pan the screen. I'm using Chrome on Windows 10 if it helps. Also, I noticed that maybe 10% of pieces actually do let you move them around, but the other 90% only pan the screen.
Having to tap the pieces to orient them correctly became a task to do before I started. But I wouldn't have wanted to try to do that myself either on a phone.
Sad that the picture was obscured at the end. I wanted to admire my work.
I'm in the demo and trying to click and drag pieces and all it does is pan the screen. I'm using Chrome on Windows 10 if it helps. Also, I noticed that maybe 10% of pieces actually do let you move them around, but the other 90% only pan the screen.
Same on Brave Linux. EDIT: If I disable ad blocking, the sentry errors disappear and I am able to drag pieces. Maybe wrap the sentry code in something to account for ad-blockers.
I'll need to test Brave to see if I can reproduce. Thanks for the details.
I thought the UI was brilliant and enjoyed the example a lot (Android phone). Having to tap the pieces to orient them correctly became a task to do before I started. But I wouldn't have wanted to try to do that myself either on a phone. Sad that the picture was obscured at the end. I wanted to admire my work.
Good point regarding the picture being obscured at the end. I think this especially affects mobile.