Brilliant, subtle design
It looked like a fairly amateurish game app at first, but in fact it works really well. Great design, QA, and well proved.
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4.46 out of 5
26 ratings in United Kingdom
It looked like a fairly amateurish game app at first, but in fact it works really well. Great design, QA, and well proved.
The games are well constructed and the questions seem relevent. All the best
Interesting games, teaching you about the science behind them as well makes it even more enjoyable. Nice to think it will help improve the scientific understanding of well-being to help people enjoy their lives more.
I can’t get passed the form page as there appears to be a bug when trying to fill out the ‘country’ field.
This game is a torture device of unhappiness.
These games are boring and should not be used to measure motivation to happiness. I am motivated to just get the game done as quickly as possible and that's about it :)
Super boring
These games are super boring
These games are simply not fun so one has to pretend to care whether one wins or not. I wound up quite angry!
I really want to help with this project but I’m seriously doubting the effectiveness of this app. Am I the only person whose mood doesn’t change in response to a phone game? I think the games need to be more engaging or competitive or something in order to make the player care more about the outcomes. Also, the fishing game just kills me. I hate that I’m forced to play it at every level because I feel like all that tapping is going to give me a repetitive stress injury.