You should look into smoothing out the UX with toast or other notifications so users know whether they are waiting or not. For instance, "Daily Challenge" seemingly does nothing. Single player "Survival" is seemingly stuck waiting for another player.

It seems interesting but unfortunately I am entirely confused on how to use it. Buttons don't work, the tutorial references highlighting that isn't happening, other buttons seem to require multiple presses to work (such as selecting rock, paper, or scissor).

Seems to be broken?

I'm not able to play or even complete the tutorial.

Just constantly says `Waiting for other player...` and nothing on the page is interactable.

``` GET https://localhost:3001/socket.io/?EIO=4&transport=polling&t=... net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED ```

Looks like you should set a production ENV?

> And if you wanna see a quirky short of me putting it together: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/8-ijQkKm3Ds

Please buy yourself a pop filter for your mic if you're going to mess with the gain

I just get "Waiting for the other player..." the whole time in daily challenge

I did my own RPS game, and to be honest absolutely struggled to make it remotely interesting. This is even if you have bots that replicate psychological ploys.

It seems the interest in the game itself is like the old poker maxim “play the man, not the cards”. Unless you have a relationship outside of the game with your opponent it is just a bit too abstract.

https://luduxia.com/showdown/

Negatives: I just played a round against a computer opponent. I’m still not sure if my player was on the left or the right side, I guess my health was on the bottom because when that went to zero the game was over. I’m also not sure if I need to know what Merp means.

Positives: Gameplay was snappy, audio was a nice touch, characters make it feel more competitive like you’re building up to a “boss” battle.

Congrats on shipping! Now let’s talk about the efforts of your hard work! What were your challenges during this? How were they overcome?

The AI is pretty dumb, at least in the tutorial. They bought a powerup that makes them win if they ever tie with rock. So logically, since it’s in their best interest to play rock (they win if I play either rock or scissors), they’ll obviously spam it. Which they did. I kept playing paper every time and winning until they died.

It's not working, and it doesn't really look like a rogue-like at all, but just a turn based 1:1 game?

Cool stuff! Since you asked for feedback, when I read "roguelike" I think single player first. Would love to play against AI, quick in and out

I no longer understand what roguelike means.

Did this ever work? It's failing to request a URL on localhost:3001...

Doesn’t work at all. No feedback at all.