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# Feedback/Ratings
### Ratings
After players try your game, they'll have the option to leave a thumbs up or thumbs down rating. The percentage of ratings that are upvotes calculates your game's rating. 
### Feedback
When players leave negative reviews they'll be prompted to add feedback explaining their rating. That feedback is visible to you in the Feedback section of the Creator portal.
Sometimes feedback can be quite harsh, so don't worry too much about negative comments, just use them as inspiration for things to improve.
#### Responding to Feedback
We recommend clicking the player's avatar to DM them if you need more information or to let them know you've make improvements based on their suggestion, maybe they'll give your game another try!
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