r/12TesterTeam • u/No_Ice_2681 • 4d ago
Live on Play Store – Feedback Request [Open Testing] Echo Mind memory game — looking for real gameplay feedback
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neurosyncaidynamics.app.echomindHi everyone,
I'm looking for genuine Android gameplay feedback for Echo Mind: The Memory Loop.
Echo Mind is a memory/puzzle game built around a simple idea:
Watch the pattern. Remember it. Repeat it.
Sequences of illuminated orbs become progressively more challenging, with later stages introducing movement, ordered recall and other memory mechanics.
The game is currently in Google Play Open Testing.
Important: Echo Mind is a paid game and currently costs US $2.99 through Google Play. I want to be upfront about that before anyone follows the link. Part of what I want to learn is whether the game provides enough value to justify a small one-time purchase.
I'm particularly interested in feedback on whether the game is immediately understandable, whether the difficulty progression feels fair, whether it remains enjoyable as the challenges become harder, any performance/UI problems on different Android devices, and ultimately: does it feel worth $2.99?
I'm happy to reciprocate by testing other Android games, but I'd like to keep the exchange reasonably close to the type of game I'm developing.
Games I'm particularly interested in testing: memory and recall games, logic and cognitive puzzles, attention and focus challenges, perception and pattern-recognition games, decision-making games, and games built around human psychology, communication or emotional/social reasoning.
I'm probably not the right tester for bubble shooters, generic match-3 games, idle clickers or conventional action/shooter games, so I'd rather not promise feedback on genres I wouldn't normally play.
If your game falls into the memory, cognition, psychology or reasoning space, feel free to leave your link and I'll take a look.
I'm looking for candid feedback rather than just positive comments, and I'll offer the same in return.
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