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Thank you for taking the time to provide feeback Partnano. After some chats I think we are going to raise the stakes a little and limit the attempts per day, also going to make paddle more responsive.  I'm not expecting a die hard audience but wanted to at least put something fun out Re: Decentralised - Personally I'm fascinated by the prospect of greater decentralisation, whilst having an appreciation for where centralisation has purpose. Player data is an area that I think is quite underdeveloped in gaming space. Game platforms are a bit greedy and effectively haves reservoirs of player data, to protect it...which they do but they also use it as telemetry at scale to build more addictive products. This will be an experiment to show what if proprietary data was removed as a motive. I think being able to prove you played a game or reached a certain milestone could be a very useful signal for community building. So what we would like to experiment with next is making game developer proof'd player data accessible by default. So should someone want to build a community or service for players, they dont need our permission, the data will be the players to use (each players data encrypted). If someone wants to preserve their data and others on permaweb, they can go offer that service. To over simplify the experiment is to try to turn player data into lego blocks for others to build upon in a manner that is player led. Does that resonate? Appreciate any thoughts or feedback. 

Hi Partano, we have have polished the game up a bit. Curious to hear what you think.