Tell us what you think — and more importantly, tell us what you'd like to play next. This is a one-person studio, so there's no support queue between you and the person who actually builds the games.
We genuinely do work from this. Several of the daily 4 of a Kind categories started as somebody's offhand suggestion, and more than one rule change came from a player writing in to say a thing felt unfair. If something is annoying you, we'd rather hear it than have you quietly stop playing.
What's especially useful
- A game you want to see. A classic done properly, something you played years ago and can't find any more, or an idea nobody's built yet.
- What's not fun. A puzzle that felt unfair, a control that fought you, a difficulty spike that made you close the tab.
- A bug. Which game, which device and browser, and what happened right before it went wrong — that combination gets it fixed far faster than a screenshot.
- Puzzle categories for 4 of a Kind, especially from a trade or a hobby you know well. Those make the best boards, because they teach the solver something.
Feedback goes out under your Expedition Games account, so we can actually write back — you never type an address, and we never guess one. If you'd rather not sign in, the contact page takes plain email and reaches the same person.
Send it over
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Feedback is tied to your account — that's what lets us write back, and what keeps this from filling up with bot spam. Signing in takes a moment and you'll come straight back to this page.
Don't want an account? The contact page takes plain email and reaches exactly the same person — you just won't get the reply threaded to your games.
Sending as your account
Fill in whichever parts you like — nothing here is required except the message itself.
We keep your message, the account it came from and the page you were on. Nothing else — no address you have to type, and no email field to get wrong. See the privacy page.
Other ways to reach us
Prefer plain email, or want to send an attachment? Everything on the contact page goes to the same inbox. For what we're already building, the games page lists what's playable now and what's on the bench — it's worth a look before you suggest something, though a second vote for a game already on the list is genuinely useful too.