Thank you so much for playing the game and taking the time to share your feedback. It truly means a lot to me and is the highest compliment I could receive.

Sometimes I'm surprised that people either don't know about some of the features that are right in front of them or simply don't use them. I'm referring to the text effect.

As for your questions: the game contains a pool of 25 questions, with 10 of them selected at random for each playthrough. So you may not have gotten the question about the arrow and the apple, although you most likely saw the target and the arrows.

In the Russian version, the question was: "Did at least one arrow hit the bullseye?" ("bullseye" here is a play on the Russian word яблочко, which literally means "little apple" but also means the center of a target.) That wording doesn't really work in English, so I had to rewrite the question. Instead, it asks about an exact match between an arrow and an apple, and that's why there are apples scattered around the target.

The question about the books is actually quite straightforward. It can only be answered by reading the books. Each book in the room has a letter on it, and when you put those letters together, they spell either TRUE or LIE, which gives you the answer.

Once again, thank you very much. I really appreciate you taking the time to play my game and leave such thoughtful feedback.

Thank you so much for your time, playing the game, and reviewing it.

You're right. It's my fault regarding questions that should clearly indicate one of the true/lie answer options. I should have rephrase the question as if it were about dice and the maximum number.

Thank you for your review and your time. Hugs.

Thank you so much for trying.

I can't test the game on a Mac (my friends and I don't have Macs). I thought the browser would allow the game to be played on different operating systems.

Thank you. Now I'll know in the future that it's better to double-check on as many different operating systems as possible.

Thanks for the clarification. And thanks for playing.

This is my first attempt. Now I have a project where I can test and tweak the SETTINGS. After all, the settings are always done last. And all I've learned about the settings is how to adjust the music.

Thanks for playing and giving feedback. It's important for me to understand "what, how, and why" it should work. So I don't make the same mistakes in the future. Hugs.

Thank you, thank you, and thank you again. Feedback is very important; I shouldn't have made this mistake. What the developer knows and how players should know it really makes a huge difference.

Thank you so much for clarifying. From now on, I will always put the player's perspective first. "Why is it like this and not some other way?" and so on.

Thank you again. Hugs.