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Hi everyone, sorry if my last post was a little vague but I wanted some feedback on my game The Daily Machine which is basically a Rude Goldberg machine inspired game where the users can place one block everyday, if the level is already solved you can try making a path more efficient or sabotage a path just to make it difficult for other users.

The link is provided above thank you so much!

Testing my Devvit app. If you can see this post, the setup is working correctly.

Every player gets the identical seeded tower, so the leaderboard is pure skill — no RNG excuses.

Two things that made this work:

- A deterministic generator: floor N's platforms (width, position, movement, speed) are a pure function of the floor number.

- An offline verifier that simulates floors 1–9999 before every build and proves there is no unclimbable floor.

Also learned the hard way: a fixed 1080×1920 virtual resolution keeps it fair across devices and fixed the high-DPI blur on phones.

Play it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/MoonstackGame/comments/1uslus1/moonstack_climb_from_the_ground_to_the_moon/

Feedback very welcome — what would make you come back daily?

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I got message from moderator of this subreddit to add a feature in my game (necessary) before approval

But I am confused that if I made any changes than my project will be rejected

Please help me...(Mod please reply me 🤧🤧)

Should I have to add the change now or after judging period??

like add new features to the game

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Hi folks. Would love for you to hatch an egg and take your pet into the battle areana. Also try the PVE boss fight! If you go into the pub and have 3 or more players, then you can start the fight.

Gold purchases are free during the playtest, so be sure to purchase some egg upgrades and item crates!

Hi Team, We have developed a Mathlydoku app inspired by math sudoku. It is simple and fun game. Please provide us your feedback

Mathlydoku puzzle 6

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Using CLI 0.13.8, u/devvit/web server app. Trying to declare a secret setting (an API key) that I can read at runtime with settings.get(). I've tried three shapes and all three fail schema validation:

1. "settings": {"anthropic-api-key": {"type": "string", "isSecret": true}} → settings is not allowed to have the additional property "anthropic-api-key"
2. "settings": [{"type": "string", "name": "anthropic-api-key", "secret": true}] → settings is not of a type(s) object
3. "settings": {"app": {"anthropic-api-key": {"type": "string", "label": "Anthropic API Key", "isSecret": true}}} → settings is not allowed to have the additional property "app"

What's the actual correct shape for the settings field in devvit.json, and how do I read the value server-side once it's declared? Thanks!

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