u/Rafaam707

I have been playing a recent game with ~40k CCU players, there are some gross errors that greatly reduce the viability of the gameplay and will make those CCU numbers fall really fast, I can't find the feedback button in the game, is there another way to contact them?

There's a player I've met four or five times, he only plays Shadow Priest and his nickname is easily recognizable, mine is too, so I'm not sure if he thinks the same way I do about this (unfortunately, he doesn't emote back, so I don't think so). I win some matches against him and lose others, but we've never added each other as friends. Does this happen to you too?
edit: just lost a match now and let him kill instead of conceding + two separated instances of "well played!" as an attempt to improve the relation. It's bona fide and helps make the game more fun

Pretty humorous question but with some small real doubt behind, waste of resources from the fleet as landing is more profitable?

I like to say six seven this xis sevne that six seven hell yeah

I'm looking for a point-and-click mobile horror game. It had many jumpscares and was cheap, but entertaining. The graphics were a black and white photo collage of real things. It started with a car crash in a forest and a briefcase on the ground with an unknown code as a password (which is never revealed in the entire game). I think the first scene was a treehouse, with a crucifix and a jumpscare of a baby. There's a tall man with a scary face, the main antagonist, who was also the game's cover on Play Store. I think the antagonist was wearing a black top hat.
Eventually, the game progresses to a ruined house/mansion, and you have to explore while finding objects to avoid the jumpscares. One of the puzzles involves placing a piece of paper with the phrase "you're handsome" on it in a frame so that one of the monsters doesn't attack you. There's another one with a long, rotating neck that emerges from under a bed in a dark room in the house. The game ends with you ending up in an abandoned asylum/hospital because the antagonist captured you. There's a second game that takes place after the first, in the same style, abandoned hospital/asylum. I believe they were removed from Play Store because they don't appear on my list of uninstalled apps. The cover of the second game was a montage of a squirrel/person's face, with large teeth and a smile, also in black and white.

Stealth for a turn? Cool gimmick! Wait, why I am dead by turn 3?