PH Deck

Users find traditional engineering education dry and difficult to engage with, leading to lack of interest and accessibility, especially for beginners, parents, and kids.

Users need coding skills to create 2D games with physics and animation, leading to high barriers to entry for non-coders and time-consuming development processes.

Game developers struggle to prototype 3D games efficiently using traditional engines like Unity or Unreal, facing time-consuming coding, asset creation, and workflow complexities that hinder rapid iteration.

Users are tired of downloading multiple apps for different games, which is inefficient and takes up device storage. The drawback is having to download multiple apps for different games.

Users have to download games or sign up for accounts to play, which leads to time-consuming installations and privacy concerns.

Users currently rely on traditional word games that may repeat patterns or content and become monotonous over time. This leads to a lack of daily mental stimulation and engagement. The drawbacks include the need to find new and interesting word games on their own.

Users need cognitive training solutions but traditional methods like puzzles or generic games lack engagement, real-time progress tracking, and expert design

Users previously needed multiple apps for Christmas activities, requiring multiple downloads and installations, leading to inconvenience and storage consumption.

Users struggle to find quick, accessible entertainment during short breaks, relying on traditional games that require downloads, sign-ups, or complex setups

Users interested in retro video games lack a centralized platform for daily engagement, leading to scattered and inconsistent access to trivia and reduced community interaction.