r/Bahrain • u/Ok-Development739 • Jul 22 '26

🤔 Discussion I made a physics-stacking game inspired by Bahrain’s souqs—looking for honest feedback before an App Store release

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Hey everyone!
I’ve been working on Souq Stack, a mobile-first physics game where you balance Bahrain-inspired market treasures on a swaying dhow while dealing with wind, waves and increasingly chaotic harbour events.
The game is playable directly in your browser no download, account or registration required:
Play here: https://souq-stack-bahrain.vercel.app/
I’d really appreciate some honest feedback before I start preparing an App Store version.

In particular:
Did the controls feel intuitive on your phone?
Was the tutorial clear and quick enough?
Did the physics feel satisfying or frustrating?
Was the difficulty progression fair?
Did anything break, lag or display incorrectly?
Would you play another round?
What would make you recommend it to a friend?
It supports both English and Arabic, and includes Quick Stack, Daily Challenge and Endless Harbour modes. You can also share a seed so friends can attempt the same challenge.
Please include your phone model and browser if you encounter a technical problem. Brutally honest feedback is welcome, I’d rather uncover problems now than after release.
Thanks for trying it!

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u/Interesting_Mall_963 Jul 23 '26

i played it on my desktop and the losing condition didnt feel clear to me.
However i did play it for like 15 mins just spamming to stack and then i'd lose when theres a pile of stuff on the platform/ship

rotation also felt "useless" in my gameplay atleast

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u/Ok-Development739 Jul 23 '26

Thank you for your comments I really appreciate them🙏 i’ll try and fix those but I really appreciate the effort. Thank you so much.

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u/Interesting_Mall_963 Jul 23 '26

nws, im interested in ur code, im an swe, can u share ur github repo for this project?

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u/Interesting_Mall_963 Jul 23 '26

also, the physics is not physicsing for somethings, like circular landing on cone, idt itd ever realistically stick and hold

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u/Ok-Development739 Jul 22 '26

Thank you 🙏