I built a daily word game that’s basically single player Balderdash.

Everyone sees the same obscure word per day, and you have to guess its real dictionary definition hidden amongst four other convincing made-up definitions. Inspiration came from playing Balderdash with my friends over the holidays. It’s designed to be a quick, low-stress daily habit.

Under the hood, I'm using Gemini to generate the fake definitions and using Firestore for my backend. No accounts, but your browser stores your stats (win %, winning guess distribution, streaks).

I’d love feedback on the core loop:

* Is it actually fun (and are the fake definitions the right level of convincing)?

* Any ideas for making the sharing experience more engaging? I want to encourage players to compare with friends without being annoying.

Thanks!