There's a lot of those, especially with AWS products, where all but the product name is mentioned in the descriptions.
It's fun to play though :). Also amazing how many things there are.
Great community support
Flexible, powerful, simple
Superb api
Easy to learn and powerful to work with
"Free plan, nice ui, easy to use"
And there's 4 SaaS apps that I've never heard of--not that I could distinguish if I had heard of them.
Yeah, that bothered me a little. I was expecting something like interesting lesser-known features of popular standalone tools, from command line tools to plugins for text editors and IDEs. Instead it felt more like sponsored ads loosely presented as a quiz.
I probably wouldn't mind so much if the examples were then discussed. I might have missed it, but I couldn't even find a "read more" link about any of the products so if I hadn't heard of the examples then I've gained nothing from the exercise.
One to a StackShare profile and one to the website of the product.
That would be nice.
Instead it's a quiz where there are 8 subjective barely descriptive words (such as good ui, has app, etc..) and 4 saas products that I barely heard of and never used.
So, nice idea of the aim was to get people to discover new SaaS products using a playful game.
That being said, it's a fun little quiz, and I definitely understand that getting good clues is hard. Writing good clues for a quiz by hand is hard enough; using scraped/machine-collected clues makes it harder.
React? nope, PrestaShop
wut?
^ Describing AWS Lambda. May want to fix that one.