Hi again, I'm the dev of Buzzin, the couch games platform I posted here before. We just released a new game and I wanted to show it to this sub first.

New game: Who Said That?

It is a bluffing game about the people sitting in the room with you. Every round starts with a vote on your phones, for example "Who of us most often pretends to be working?". The person who gets picked writes the true answer about themselves. Everyone else writes a fake one that sounds just like them. All the answers land on the TV and you pick the one you think is real. You score for spotting the truth, and for every friend who falls for your lie. Up to five rounds, then titles for the best liars and one winner. It is for 3 to 8 players and it is the most fun with people who know each other well, or think they do.

The video is the trailer: the TV screen and a player's phone next to it.

The two other games on the platform:

- TV Show: a trivia game show for 2 to 8 players, the question is on the TV, you answer on your phone, and power-ups let you mess with whoever is winning.

- Werewolves: the classic for 5 to 16 players where the TV is the narrator, so nobody has to sit out and moderate.

How it runs: open playbuzzin.com on the TV (smart TV browser or a laptop on HDMI) and everyone joins from their phone with the room code.

We launched a bit over two months ago and it is going really well. A Halloween event is coming soon too.

I would love to hear what you think, good and bad. I like criticism, and I will happily take a few words of encouragement as well :)

EDIT (after the first comments): let me say this plainly, because my wording was not clear enough. We are two people building this, and we use AI to help with the production, the art and the trailer included. I tried to make it look as polished and real as I could, and I should have said up front that it is AI assisted. Sorry for the confusion. If that is a dealbreaker for you, fair enough, no argument from me. I would still love to hear what you think about the concept itself.

Some of you might remember my post from a couple of weeks ago (the couch game show, one TV, phones as buzzers). This is the second game on the same platform: Werewolves: Prime Time Moon. It is live now.

The idea: classic Werewolves, but nobody has to be the moderator, because the TV runs the night.

How a round plays:

• The TV is the narrator. It calls the night, wakes the wolves, wakes the seer, shows at dawn who is gone and runs the discussion timer. Nobody sits out.
• Everyone gets their role on their own phone. No peeking, no passing cards around.
• Wolves pick their victim on their phones, the seer checks one player, the hunter gets a last shot when they go down.
• The discussion happens out loud in the room, exactly like the card game. Only the vote goes through the phones, so nobody counts hands.
• 5 to 16 players. It runs in the TV browser (smart TV, laptop on HDMI, console browser), phones open a link, nothing to install anywhere.

Two things I would really like this sub's opinion on:

1. Is a werewolf game like this something you would actually pull out at a couch night, or do you already have a version you prefer (cards, One Night, an app with a phone as narrator)?
2. 2We are building this as a platform, so more games are coming. Is there a local multiplayer game you miss, something that was great with friends in one room and does not exist anymore? Post it here. If a good idea shows up, I will genuinely build it.

It runs at playbuzzin.com if you want to fire up a room. Happy to answer anything in the commen

We shipped a landscape App Preview. Product page looked fine. In search results it deleted our screenshots - our row is a line of text between two competitors showing three frames each (2nd screenshot, ours is the middle row).

• A landscape preview takes the full row width and screenshots are not shown beside it. Sometimes nothing renders at all. A portrait preview sits alongside your screenshots instead of replacing them.
• If you already have the app installed, the product page puts the video somewhere else entirely. Testing on your own phone tells you nothing. Use a clean device and look at the search row, not the page.

Still worth adding a preview: +16% (SplitMetrics) to +20-35% (StoreMaven) install conversion. But it is additive to good screenshots, not a replacement, and some shops report it hurting finance/productivity by 3-7%.

Disclosure: app is ours, I work on an ASO tool. Full writeup with the Apple vs Google spec comparison: https://appboard.dev/blog/app-preview-video-vs-screenshots

I'm the developer of Buzzin, a shared-screen party game show. Everyone sits in the same room in front of one TV, and the phones are only buzzers, so there is no controller to pass around and nothing for the players to install.

How it works:

• The show runs in the TV browser (smart TV, laptop on HDMI, console browser)
• Players scan the QR code or type the room code on their phones
• 2 to 8 players, roughly 20 minutes per show
• A fully voiced host runs the whole thing: reads the questions, comments on every move, keeps the pacing of a real game show
• Before most questions you pick a trick and a target: fog up someone's screen, freeze it, shuffle their answers, or play it safe and protect yourself

The clip is a 30 second trailer with subtitles.

Two things I would really like this sub's opinion on:

1. Does "phones as buzzers" still feel like couch multiplayer to you, or does a second screen in everyone's hand change the feeling of playing together?
2. Which moment of the trailer made you want to try it, and what would you change?

It runs at playbuzzin.com if you want to fire up a room. Happy to answer anything in the comments.

playbuzzin.com/

Is it obvious is TV game with this screenshot?
What you think? Should I add more informations or is it ok?

Same for appstore and playstore.
I made these screenshots with my own tool..

Hey everyone,

I created a simple but groovy bass loop for use as game background music. It’s inspired by classic 80s pop/funk bass lines (I would like to see you guess the song what kind of energy is that), but I changed the notes and arrangement to make it original.

And I'm considering, is it plagiat or not? what do you think? I generated it with AI, I was inspired, but that's not same music. :/

Here’s how it turned out:

https://suno.com/s/HCPMfeEI4FmzV777

Details:

• 94 BPM
• A minor
• Almost pure clean electric fingerstyle bass guitar
• Very bass-heavy mix
• Seamless repeating loop

I’d love some honest feedback:

• How does the groove feel?
• Is the bass prominent and powerful enough?
• Would this work well as background music in a game (casual / arcade / chill vibe)?
• What would you change or improve?

Especially interested in opinions from bass players and game audio people.