I'd love honest feedback on Kerslide (plays in the browser, about 2 minutes a round). Place blocks, clear lines, and every clear slides the whole board, so you plan a move ahead. There's also a new Levels mode with gem puzzles.

What I'm most curious about: is the sliding rule clear within the first minute? Does the difficulty ramp feel fair? Anything confusing in the menus?

If you have an Android phone, I also need testers for Google Play's 14-day closed test: join https://groups.google.com/g/kerslide-testers then opt in at https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.kerslide.game

Happy to return the favor on your game, just leave a link.

AI-assisted first-screen check from NextGenRunGames: the tutorial prompt “Drag the piece to fill the row” gives a clear immediate goal. The game page also lists keyboard controls (1–3, arrows, Enter); would a small keyboard hint beside that prompt help players discover them? I only reached the first tutorial screen and could not complete a move, so I can’t judge the shifting rule, difficulty or overall fun.

The sliding-on-clear rule is the whole identity — tip for the first minute: force one clear that visibly shifts a piece the player just placed, before any gem levels. If that shift isn’t felt on clear #1, people treat it as random gravity. Keyboard hint next to “Drag the piece…” would help desktop players who never open the page blurb.