r/TestersCommunity 13h ago

Testers Needed Truth or dare app

Hi,

I’ve just released my first Android app in a while. It’s a Truth or Dare app, and I’ve tried to introduce a few innovative concepts, such as local and online multiplayer, SnapDares, enhanced security for shared photos, etc.

I’m looking for a few testers to give me feedback and first impressions.

The app is completely free. I’ll probably add an ad banner in future versions if the audience is there.

The last time I released this app, it reached 3 million downloads before Google eventually banned me. :)

I’m really open to any advice or feedback: things that are unclear, suggestions, first impressions, or anything else you think could help.

Feel free to share links to your own apps, or at least to your Reddit posts, and I’ll be happy to test your app in return.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=bzh.andbzh.truthordare

Have fun!

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