

Highlight 1
Seamless integration with the Perplexity browser ensures users don't have to manually launch any game when the network is down.
Highlight 2
The game's simple yet engaging mechanics are easy for users of all ages to pick up and enjoy without any steep learning curve.
Highlight 3
The game's design is visually appealing and offers a refreshing take on the typical offline experience, providing users with something more interactive than a static error message.

Improvement 1
The game could benefit from more variety in gameplay mechanics or levels to keep users engaged for longer periods.
Improvement 2
The addition of a leaderboard or competitive element would enhance user engagement and provide a sense of achievement.
Improvement 3
The game could offer some customization options, such as character skins or themes, to further personalize the experience.
Product Functionality
Introduce additional gameplay modes or challenges to extend the playtime and keep users interested even after several sessions.
UI & UX
Improve the game's UI by adding options for users to adjust sound and visual settings, as well as introducing a more intuitive interface for game controls.
SEO or Marketing
Develop marketing strategies around the unique aspect of the game being a fun offline experience. Engage users through social media, highlighting how Wormhole helps pass the time during network outages.
MultiLanguage Support
Consider adding multi-language support to reach a broader audience. This would help cater to users from different regions who may not be familiar with English.
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How does Wormhole work?
Wormhole is a game embedded in the Perplexity Comet browser. It activates automatically when you lose your internet connection, offering a fun alternative to the default error screen.
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Can I play Wormhole when I have internet access?
No, Wormhole is designed specifically for offline use. It only appears when your internet connection is unavailable.
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Is Wormhole available on other browsers?
Currently, Wormhole is integrated only with the Perplexity Comet browser. There are no plans to extend it to other browsers at the moment.