There are various apps that are installed in 100+ subreddits, and as a mod I've installed them only to find that their presentation of information is an absolute garble. No UX considerations, and the inline view is so poor that my users are reporting it as a spam bot. Suggesting some fixes to the app dev received no response. If we had reviews/ratings, I would know this ahead of time before having to install it.

There are a ton of apps available now and we really need a way to review/rate apps by now. (I'm developing and deploying a few apps myself, and I'd find this useful too)

This system should require or encourage text in the review. A rating score alone isn't enough to give context.

u/RamslamOO7 is looking for feedback on their game "October Update of Draw And Drive"

Play the game and share your thoughts.

Developer context: - Play Chapters - Use Editor to create challenge. - Use settings in editor to tweak gameplay. - Explore anything else you like.

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u/WokeAsFawk is looking for feedback on their game "Hold The Night"

Play the game and share your thoughts.

Developer context: Looking for feedback related to gameplay. There's a new map every day, and you're able to play previous maps at r/HoldTheNight. Let me know what could be added to enhance it.

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