Lexispell (Free Demo)

I had severe stutter on web here, to a standstill, during the second chapter of the tutorial

Appearantly, you don’t want Feedback from Phone Players

The style kind of reminds me of the game "Is this seat taken?"

It looks really neat (which is why I've downloaded it now, hoping to play it) but it basically doesn't work in my browser (Firefox).  There's about a half a second of lag between input and response, which isn't the end of the world.  Animations play in stop motion, which is also not the end of the world but I don't think it's supposed to happen.  Two minutes into this experience, the entire browser crashes (this has happened twice now), which is . . . not ideal.

This game is really fun and cute. My name is lexi and I smile every time I open the game! Would love if the layout was a little better for mobile browser as the text and floating windows are all a bit small when playing vertical. Thank you for this really cool game!

Fantastic game.

Arachnoid, arachnophile, and a bunch of other medical and scientific terminology aren't in the dictionary. though.

SO FUN. I wish it was an app so I could play it wherever. My only critique is sometimes the gem instructions stay up too long and I can't see the letters behind it. Great job. 

The lexicopedia doesn’t seem to be scrollable. Mouse scrolling, clicking or dragging the scrollbar, and clicking or dragging the content, all did not work.

I assumed additive was supposed to accrue a bonus that applies to every word you play but that is not how it works. Can it either be made more clear or bugfixed depending on intention?

After playing some more I clicked the feedback button. Several of the required questions ask for things that weren't applicable. Like the first I encountered asked if I used a Steamdeck, Windows PC, or Apple PC. I used an Android tablet. One of the next questions asked what I thought of the Steam page. I've never seen it, I found this on the front page of Itch and had never heard of it before.

You might want to adjust the form a little bit. 

It seems pretty fun. Playing on an android tablet with touch controls, it was kind of hard to see what special characters did. If I touched them in a word it would just deselect them. If I tried to hold it the explainer tip would come up, but it wobbled around a lot and lowered the opacity to the point it was basically unreadable despite all the other game text being clear.

Otherwise it seemed good. In the speed mode, the letters fell pretty quickly, but I've never been great at these kinds of games. It might be nice if the overflow timer didn't start until the letters had settled, as it's difficult to start spelling when the letters are still merging and moving around. 

Just did a round of Letter Rush. My word list went out of bounds.

I put this in the feedback survey but I found a bug! when the tutorial is asking you to put a letter in the backpack, you can use the remaining letters which soft locks the game, since you cannot request more letters while in that stage of the tutorial

the most fun ive had in a while!!! can't wait for the full version to be out!!

also petrichor not accepted as a word? T T

Balatro x Scrabble! 

Btw the mute button doesn't seem to work, nor does pressing E

I tried submitting two words to the thing in the pause menu, but it wouldn't let me. The words are nocturnal and nocturnally.

hey! just thought i'd let you know this game showed up when i searched "horror," might wanna check the tags!

Hoarder seems to only add one point instead of the actual calculated value

Sellout is probably too overpowered.

I don’t know if I am doing it wrong or what but I cannot even beat the first level

Loved the Demo. The aesthetics, sound effects, and UI juice are just right.

2 things I encountered: 

1. When you are removing letters from your word by clicking on them, the submit button moves. I accidentally submitted a word by clicking in the same spot where a letter used to be, hitting the submit button that now moved to that location, and was unlucky enough that the shorter word was valid, thus submitting it unintentionally. Ideally the most important buttons would stay in predicable locations.

2. A more accurate prediction of expected points would be nice, currently the estimate given seems nowhere close to the end result. Even if you don't want to show the effects of scrolls, it would be nice to the expected points if you had a purple gem which doubles other gems in your word.

Great work!

the gameplay is fun and the overall design is pleasing to the eye but 

its a bit inconvenient for the descriptions of the special letters to pop up onto the playing field(maybe there's room under the items inventory?)

i was afraid that the game was gonna crash bc its a bit choppy at times(but that might just be me or a consequence of playing in browser)

i did try "nunchuck" in a desperate attempt at using the k but it wasnt accepted

(take this with a grain of salt obvi bc i dont make games i just play em)

kudos for the linux build

will be watching this game