Feedback In Games

In-Game Polling System and Feedback Analytics platform

Unity Native
Easy to set up, just like analytics.

Co-Founder & CEO

Octappush

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Saxolist

A review blog for new mobile games and apps

Founder

Flower In The Pocket Band

Jazz/Rock Violinist

e-periptero

A website displaying all the front pages of all the Greek magazines for the purpose of helping the reader easily decide what magazine to physically buy.

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Co-founder & Tech Blog Writer

Thessaloniki Choir

Chorister

Youth Symphony Orchestra of Kalamaria

Classical Violinist

If you feel that you don't know your players, then you probably don't! 
External surveys, A/B testing, Discord take too much time and require too many players to find out what they want, and why.
With our in-game survey system, you get micro-insights all the time. You learn your players FAST & build a hit game

Too many game teams slow themselves down by guessing what players want.

Founders need to talk to their customers from Day 1. For game founders, that means collecting feedback from your players early and often. 

The fastest way to find PMF in games is to ship, listen, and iterate.

But velocity isn’t just about shipping features quickly. It’s about learning from players even faster ("increase the rate of learning").

Christian Sino

Ask DAILY your live players 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦FeedbackInGames.com – Without Annoying them or Managing a community

Investor, Co-Founder @ Next Games (acquired by Netflix), the most helpful investor on your cap table 🫡

I've backed 34 startups as an angel investor and almost 30 as a VC. Here's what the winners do in Week 1.

Not what you'd expect.

The ones that fail? They're in stealth mode, perfecting their pitch deck, scheduling advisor meetings, and building features nobody asked for.

The winners? They're already talking to customers.

Here's the pattern I've seen:

Day 1-2: Ship something embarrassing
One founder launched with a Google Form and WhatsApp. Another used Typeform + Zapier. Ugly? Yes. But they had paying customers by Friday.

Day 3-4: Get told why their idea sucks
Winners call 20 potential customers and hear "no" 19 times. They take notes on every rejection. The 20th conversation changes everything.

Day 5: Kill their first product
The best founder I backed killed his original idea on Day 5. Why? Because customers told him what they'd actually pay for. He listened.

Day 6-7: Ship version 2
Based on real feedback. Not assumptions.

The founders who succeed don't wait for permission. They don't need the perfect team, tech stack, or business model.

They need one thing: velocity.

I'll take a founder who ships and learns in Week 1 over one who theorizes for 6 months.

Every time.

Because here's what I've learned after all my investments: The winners know that Week 1 sets the DNA for Year 1.

Start how you intend to continue. Fast, focused, and obsessed with what customers actually want.

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