[pngeez]

Hi, I made this game. Really appreciate the feedback! Seems like older images tend to be frustrating, so I think I'll use them less going forward.

Also, older photos are scored more generously, so being a few decades off won’t tank your score nearly as much as it would on a newer one.

[lolinder]

No, don't stop using the older images! They were the most fun for me! Reasoning about the political landscape that would have led to the beach photo was challenging and rewarding when I got it right. And the London Blitz photo was also a ton of fun to see and think about.

[gradascent]

Adding to the chorus: I like the older images and the precise year is important! The underground shelter is something that wouldn’t exist just a few years after that photo, or before.

[lostlogin]

> The underground shelter is something that wouldn’t exist just a few years after that photo, or before.

It’s probably there now, it’s the London Underground.

[darkerside]

I disagree with all of that feedback. Might be because I got top 3%. I don't mean this in a mean way, but it sounds like sour grapes to me!

[Al-Khwarizmi]

For the record, I especially enjoyed the older photos. Maybe it's just a matter of making it obvious in the UI that they penalize less, so that score maximizers won't be annoyed with them.

[b112]

Yes! Games are to be fun, but for many the challenge is fun.

[frereubu]

This is fun. One tiny bit of UI feedback - when maximising the image, I'd expect the escape key to go back to the game, and found it a bit frustrating when it didn't.

[asdf12341]

Hi, I think you should credit the photographer of these as well.

[Rapzid]

I got that London blitz photo bang on. The older photos are fun.