your visuals are great. but i get nervous trying to find something matching under a time limit.. it's like the stress i feel when i'm rushing and to leave the house making sure i have everything. Unless there were rewards involved, and i could get acheiviements... be a master sorter, of different things, like cards and coins... like a goal. Then I feel like I'm also getting a skill IRL... But your visuals are amazing and i think you guys thought through the gameplay, look and feel.

Nice presentation deck. Good visualization of how they imagine progression and multiplayer mode. I however feel that the variation is too small to create a deep attachment to the game. If they add visual representation of progression it could create emotional attachment to the game and also a way to monetize with virtual goods. E.g. the early levels earn you little money and you buy a bike... and as you progress you earn more money enough to buy a bigger house etc.

To boring to get a long time sucessfull game. I see easy cooperation with lotto operators. Nice design.I think there might be different obsession around numbers and lotto in Asia compared with Europe for example.

simple game mechanic and good ideas for progression, perhaps a little too simple...graphics style suitable for the gameplay, longer gameplay demo would have really supported the presentation, already at this demo state allows long gameplay (well done!) check out the game 'papers, please' if you did not do it yet'.

Nice graphics. Very funny and local. Current game play is a little shallow, but good to see expansion possibilities. Difficult to monetize on current model.

excellent idea. good playability. lts of commercial e-commercial value

Demo looks good. Simple to click and use unsure if the core game feature, identifying correct number, is fun enough. Alot of well thought ideas for the future. A piece of advice: test on alot of people if it really is funny to match number.