BlindSpot: Jack's Feed
Play BlindSpot: Jack's Feed by @MsBlazeWolfLeleTaylo, a free puzzle & strategy game made on Mable. Play instantly in your browser.
MsBlazeWolfLeleTaylo made this on Mable.
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Reply to comments on your band's magazine cover while managing your reputation and calm.
How to play
- Read the current comment from the queue.
- Choose a tone starter or type your own reply.
- Set boundaries with trolls and thank genuine fans.
- Send your reply to see how it affects your Reputation and Calm.
- Handle all comments in the queue to complete the session.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap buttons to select tones and type replies using the on-screen keyboard.
- Keyboard
- Type your replies and press Enter to send.
- Mouse
- Click buttons to select tones and send replies.
More about this game
In BlindSpot: Jack's Feed, you play as Jack Jones, the blind frontman of a rock band, managing comments on a recent magazine cover. Your goal is to reply to fans, critics, and trolls while balancing your Reputation and Calm meters, which start at 68 and 74 respectively. Thoughtful replies build reputation, while engaging with trolls drains your calm by 10 points. Being hostile costs you 13 points in both meters. The session ends after you handle 6 comments, giving you a final community score based on your choices.
Tips
- Showing gratitude to supportive fans boosts your Reputation by 8 points and your Calm by 3 points.
- Don't waste energy on trolls; setting a firm boundary or keeping it short saves your Calm and boosts Reputation by 6.
- Correcting ableist comments firmly but politely yields the best Reputation gains, adding 9 points to your meter.
FAQ
- How do I increase my Reputation?
- You can increase your Reputation by showing gratitude, empathy, and setting healthy boundaries in your replies. For example, gratitude adds 8 points to your Reputation.
- What happens if my Calm drops?
- Your Calm drops when you engage in hostile arguments or let trolls drain your energy. Keep it high to improve your final score, as it makes up 42% of your total.
- How many comments do I need to answer?
- By default, you need to handle 6 comments per session to see your final community score. You can track your progress in the top right corner.
