u/hexicword

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I’ve noticed most people either doomscroll or just stare off into the distance between tasks.
What do you usually do?

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Hey everyone! I created r/hexicword, a daily word game you can play directly on Reddit.

You get seven letters and 90 seconds to find as many words as possible. Every word must include the center letter.

It’s quick, challenging, and designed to be a fun little part of your daily routine.

Come play today’s puzzle and share your score!

Join the subreddit so you don’t miss new puzzles and updates.

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Every time I try to submit a feedback form, I get the error “Something went wrong. Please check all fields and try again”
All required fields are filled. Am I missing something?

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Hey folks, sorry if this gets asked a lot, but I keep seeing conflicting answers.

If I want my game to show up in the Games on Reddit section (not just a sub), does it need to be published first (with --public) ?

If so, do standalone daily games need the same flexibility as regular devvit apps built to support many different subreddits?

Just trying to understand what’s actually required before I spend time building things I may not need.
Thanks 🫰🏻

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Hey everyone! I built a word game for Reddit and noticed that adding a timer to word search changes the strategy. People seem to rely much more on pattern recognition now. Not sure if that’s a good or a bad thing. I’ve been testing this in r/hexicword

Would love to hear what experienced players think