I actually LEARNED something?!?!
Response from developer
Hi Sorimka, Thank you so much for taking the time to write this review — it genuinely means a lot to our small team. The "Duolingo feel" comparison is the highest compliment you could give us, because that was exactly the design goal: keep the lessons short, a little addictive, and actually informative by the end.
Propaganda framing
Response from developer
Hi @non23, Thank you for raising this concern directly, and for taking the time to write the review. We want to address it seriously rather than dismiss it. Our intent with Challenge Mode and Debate Mode is to use real, contemporary examples so that reasoning lessons feel grounded and relevant — but those examples should be drawn from across the political spectrum and across ideological viewpoints, never weighted toward any single one. If the experience felt one-sided, that's a meaningful problem and one we want to fix. We're already conducting an editorial audit of the content library on exactly this axis, with a rebalance queued for upcoming releases. If you would be willing to share the specific scenarios that felt biased to you, please email us at hello@vertexstudios.online — that level of detail would directly shape the audit. We genuinely appreciate the feedback.
Great app for time killing!
Response from developer
Hi Boohyys, Thank you for the thoughtful review — and for the honest feedback on the paywall. This is exactly the kind of constructive note we want to hear.
amazing animation
Response from developer
Thank you. The onboarding and tutorial got a lot of internal attention — making the first 60 seconds feel right matters more than any single feature — so it's great to see that come through on your side.
Great app to learn about logical thinking
Response from developer
Hallo Milad, Vielen Dank for the kind review. Hearing that you actually learned something — and found the experience useful and informative — is the highest bar we set for ourselves. Most "brain games" exercise memory or reflexes; we wanted Fallacy to teach a skill you carry into real conversations and real decisions.
