Limbo 2
Introduction
Limbo 2, a casino game, offers fast-paced gameplay for those who prefer immediate results. The game mechanics involve testing your luck by setting a target multiplier. If the game's outcome exceeds this target multiplier, it results in a win. During gameplay, we display the percentage chances of different multipliers occurring.
Game features
Here is the list of main Limbo 2 game features.
Big numbers ready
Our games support big number formats and can display multiple currencies. This feature is particularly useful for those running crypto casinos who wish to show equivalents in fiat currency. Additionally, our games are adaptable for social casinos where it is necessary to display two types of coins commonly used. Therefore, regardless of the type of casino you operate, our games can accommodate any potential circumstance.
Research
Before starting the design process, we conducted market research to understand the current trends and user expectations in the grocery shopping industry. We found that customers are increasingly looking for convenience and speed in their shopping experience, and are willing to pay extra for these benefits.
We also found that mobile apps are becoming increasingly popular for grocery shopping, with many retailers already offering such apps.
Single player format
Industry first single player crash game format, invented by Playhub Studio. Previously, players had to wait until the round finished, plus an additional 5 seconds of idle time before the next round began. We at Playhub have solved that.
NO more waiting or idle time between rounds
NO need to wait for the round to be finished
Just pure joy — the game is ready when you are ready
Multiplayer format
Multiplayer format
Multi currency
Fiat, crypto, or social coin – our games support almost every existing currency. You name it, we have it.
Ultrafast game performance
Empowered by super fast and optimized technology Playhub games deliver ultimate performance and speed, with GOlang and Svelte at their core.
Playhub
90%
Faster
Competition
*Based on Google Page speed analytics
Ultra clean interface
The app has a simple and intuitive interface that allows users to quickly navigate through the app and find the products they need.
Personalized recommendations
The app uses machine learning algorithms to suggest products based on the user's previous shopping history and preferences.
Design phase
Once we had conducted our research and gathered user feedback, we began the design phase of the project. The following steps were taken during the design phase:
Sketches: We started by creating rough sketches of the app's user interface, which allowed us to quickly explore different design ideas and layouts.
Wireframes: Using the sketches as a guide, we created wireframes that showed the app's layout and navigation. This helped us to refine the design and identify any potential usability issues.
Mockups: Once the wireframes were approved, we created high-fidelity mockups that showed the app's final design. These mockups included details such as color schemes, typography, and images.
Prototyping: We created a prototype of the app, which allowed us to test the app's usability and functionality before development began. This helped us to identify any issues that needed to be addressed before the app was built.
Validation
We conducted user testing with a group of volunteers to test the app's usability and effectiveness. The feedback we received was largely positive, with users finding the app easy to use and navigate.
However, some users suggested that the app could benefit from additional features such as the ability to scan barcodes to add products to the cart and the ability to schedule pickup times. Here are some other improvements we made after the user testing phase:
Super fast orders & payment
Users can quickly add products to their cart and pay using their preferred payment method, such as credit card or mobile wallet.
Easy pickup
Once the order is ready, users can simply walk into the store and pick up their order without waiting in queues.
