What talking to customers about a web game looks like, at least in my case
by Michael Katzhttps://www.reddit.com/r/wordle/comments/ubi8x5/my_contribution_to_the_wordlverse_wordhuddle/
Got a lot of great feedback from Wordle players. Everyone very friendly. I know this is a very particular audience, not typical casual players. At the same time, I'm happy that the addicts are into it. :)
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Congrats on all the interaction on reddit! Games are a very business to consumer (b2c) product and hard to find good information on how to reach potential consumers. I'm glad to see that sometimes just posting in the right place can generate this kind of response.
I have a couple game ideas and didn't know how to "find my customers/players" first. Very inspiring
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Well, I'm trying to keep in perspective that Wordle players are an analytical group, and people in the Wordle subreddit are a hyper-analytical group. It would be much harder to find feedback on a solitaire or gem matching game, even if the game had novel elements that made it super fun to play. For what it's worth, I'm happy to give feedback on game ideas, game prototypes, or community outreach strategies.
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