Showing posts with label FAQs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FAQs. Show all posts

Thursday, October 22, 2009

FAQs on Word Warp Part III


 Our last set of responses for Word Warp deal with probably the biggest complaint about the application, the issue of where we get the words in Word Warp.

Now the thing that confuses me to a great extent is that from talking to a large number of Word Warp players, reading over reviews and then also reading the comments from the App Store, I have concluded that there are two types of Word Warp players:  those who are extremely happy with the game and can't find much to complain with, and those who vehemently question the authenticity of the words used in Word Warp.

Monday, October 19, 2009

FAQs on Word Warp Part II


Continuing on our series of responding to comments made about our Word Warp application in the App Store, here are some more responses.

Friday, October 16, 2009

FAQS on Word Warp Part I


Hello all,

So you guys might remember a couple weeks ago where we took a couple days to respond to some of the Solitaire comments our fans wrote in on our App Store page.  This week, we decided to tackle on one of our popular applications, Word Warp, a game that posses a gigantic fan base but also its share of questions and concerns.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

FAQs on Solitaire Part II


Hello all, I hope you all had a great weekend.

Following in last week’s footsteps, we decided to look at some more comments and thoughts people left for us on our App Store page for Solitaire.

We decided to tackle probably our most interesting complaints and address all the people who claim the game is “too hard” and “nearly impossible” while others claims they’ve won almost every game.

Friday, September 18, 2009

FAQs on Solitaire Part I


Many users post comments to our apps in the App Store. However, the App Store doesn't really provide a way for the developer to respond to user comments, so we thought we'd take some time to respond to some comments, especially problems or perceived problems, in our blog and then post the responses as FAQs on our website.  We plan on doing this more often if users think it's helpful, so please let us know.

We decided the first application we would respond to would be our Solitaire application.  Here is the first set of comments and our responses.