u/Puzzleheaded-Work517

We’ve always enjoyed games like Flappy Bird and Geometry Dash, so we came up with the idea of combining the best elements of both into a new game called Gravity Dash.

Gravity Dash is fun, challenging, especially for beginners, and highly enjoyable. We find ourselves playing it all the time, so we decided to publish it on the Play Store and see what other people think.

Check out Gravity Dash and let us know what you think. We'd love to hear your feedback!

Playstore link:- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apexaura.gravitydash&hl=en

Hey everyone! I’ve just launched the closed testing phase for my new game gravity dash named, and I’m looking for 12 dedicated testers to help me hit the Google Play 14-day requirement.

How to Join gravity! Test: First dm me your email you use for playstore so i can add you to the google group without that you can't access the app then

then downlaod the gsme using the link below

Download the game:- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apexaura.gravitydash

Thank you ask me. And i will also test your app's.

I was struggling to focus for more than a few minutes because of modern-day distractions like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.

Instead of just complaining about it, I decided to build something.

I created a brain-training game called Stroop Trap.

The game is based on the famous Stroop Effect psychology test, but I added multiple twists, traps, and extra rules to make it much more challenging. The goal is simple: train your focus, attention, and mental control while having fun.

So far, the highest score on the leaderboard is only 60 😅, which shows just how difficult the game can get.

I'd love to hear your feedback. If you try it, let me know what score you can reach and what improvements you'd like to see so i can improve the game better!

Playstore link:- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fani.strooptrap

I got fed up with internet speed tests.

Not because they don't work but because after running one, I'd stare at numbers like "47 Mbps" and still have no idea if that was good or bad, or why my video calls kept freezing.

So I built something about it.

It's called Speed Node an internet speed tester that doesn't just throw numbers at you. It actually tells you what those numbers mean in real life. Can you stream 4K? Will your video calls be smooth? Is your connection good enough for gaming or large file uploads? It breaks it all down in plain language.

Because knowing your speed is "82 Mbps" is useless. Knowing that your connection can handle 4K streaming, 5 simultaneous video calls, and still have headroom left that's actually useful.

If you've ever felt like internet speed tests were talking at you rather than to you, give it a try. Would love your feedback 🙏