u/trendsintech

Splash Siege is an arcade game that runs inside Reddit posts. The pinned game post below is live, tap it and play. SplashSiege

The short version:

- Shoot balloons before they land. Landed water grows plants.

- A plant reaching the top ends your run. Brown plants are the dangerous ones.

- Grab saws (3 cuts each) and walk over a plant to cut it. No saw? Shots chip brown plants down slowly.

- Chain pops without missing for 2x/3x score. Cutting a plant at the last second is a CLUTCH +100.

Daily Challenge: everyone gets the identical run each day (resets at midnight UTC) with its own leaderboard. Post your score and rank in the daily thread.

Found a bug or have an idea? Comment here, I read everything and update the game regularly.

Hi, I'm the developer (and a CPA with 30+ years in accounting). Ledger Quest is a free game that runs right inside a Reddit post — no download, no signup.

**How to play:** open the pinned game post, tap Start, and work through six levels:

- ⚔️ Debit Dojo — normal account balances

- 📋 Statement Sorter — balance sheet vs. income statement

- 🧮 Number Ninja — net income, COGS, margins

- 📝 Journal Entry — which account gets debited/credited

- 📊 Ratio Rumble — current ratio, D/E, ROA, TIE

- ⚡ Speed Blitz — mixed rapid-fire

You earn XP, build combo streaks, and compete on a global leaderboard against every other player.

**Who it's for:** accounting students, anyone prepping for the FAR section, bookkeepers brushing up, or anyone who's ever mixed up a debit and a credit.

**Feedback wanted.** This game gets updated based on what players say. Too easy? Too hard? Found a bug? Want a topic covered (cash flow, adjusting entries, depreciation methods)? Comment here or on the game post — I read everything.

If you run a community where this would fit, mods can add it in one click: https://developers.reddit.com/apps/ledger-quest
We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.

How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.
2. Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
3. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
4. Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/ledger_quest_dev amazing.

I'm an accountant (30+ years) and I made a free game to practice the fundamentals, debits/credits, journal entries, ratios, and statements, across six quick levels with a leaderboard. No sign-up, no links out once you're in it; it plays right inside the post.

You can try it here: Ledger-Quest

Happy to take feedback or fix anything that looks off.

I'm an accountant (30+ years) and I made a free game to practice the fundamentals, debits/credits, journal entries, ratios, and statements, across six quick levels with a leaderboard. No sign-up, no links out once you're in it; it plays right inside the post.

You can try it here: Ledger-Quest

Happy to take feedback or fix anything that looks off.

I'm an accountant (30+ years) and I made a free game to practice the fundamentals, debits/credits, journal entries, ratios, and statements, across six quick levels with a leaderboard. No sign-up, no links out once you're in it; it plays right inside the post.

You can try it here: Ledger-Quest

Happy to take feedback or fix anything that looks off.

I'm an accountant (30+ years) and I made a free game to practice the fundamentals, debits/credits, journal entries, ratios, and statements, across six quick levels with a leaderboard. No sign-up, no links out once you're in it; it plays right inside the post.

You can try it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ledger_quest_dev/comments/1txtdan/ledger_quest_learn_accounting_by_playing/

Happy to take feedback or fix anything that looks off.

I'm an accountant (30+ years) and I made a free game to practice the fundamentals, debits/credits, journal entries, ratios, and statements, across six quick levels with a leaderboard. No sign-up, no links out once you're in it; it plays right inside the post.

You can try it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ledger_quest_dev/comments/1txtdan/ledger_quest_learn_accounting_by_playing/

Happy to take feedback or fix anything that looks off.

I'm an accountant (30+ years) and I made a free game to practice the fundamentals, debits/credits, journal entries, ratios, and statements, across six quick levels with a leaderboard. No sign-up, no links out once you're in it; it plays right inside the post.

You can try it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ledger_quest_dev/comments/1txtdan/ledger_quest_learn_accounting_by_playing/

Happy to take feedback or fix anything that looks off.

Hi all

I've been building a CPA FAR practice tool and I'm at the stage where I need honest feedback from people actually studying for FAR.

Every question comes with a full worked solution along with the reasoning, the formula, and why each wrong option is the trap people actually fall for. Right now it covers four pain areas, financial statements, revenue recognition (ASC 606), leases (ASC 842), and income taxes (ASC 740) plus a timed mock-exam mode that scores you by area.

There's a free 6-question sample, no signup, runs right in your browser:

https://trendsintech.github.io/ledger-quest/

If you try it and something looks wrong or unclear, there's a "Send feedback" button on the results screen, please use it and include the question ID so I can actually fix it.

My app was just approved and published as unlisted (ledger-quest@0.0.5). Right now I can only install it on subreddits I moderate.

I want it to be publicly listed in the app directory so other mod teams can find and install it themselves. What's the current process for that?

Is there a setting on the app page, a minimum number of installs, or a separate review I need to request? Anything I'm missing would help. Thanks.