Ah, yes. It's been a while since we launched the in-app feedback feature in Party Knights. And it's been a huge success! We've gotten so many great responses from you that have helped us improve the game — especially its content — and add new features. But like everything in life, there's a flip side, because not every piece of feedback is helpful, especially when it's written at 3am by someone in full party mode. We couldn't resist sharing a few gems from the past few weeks:

On the card: “Horses and rats can’t vomit. True or false?”

Factual error! What nonsense is this!

What can I say… buddy, just Google it! Or, you know, read the source that’s literally shown to you right when you submit feedback, because we already know there are always 200-IQ people out there who know better. Oh man… :D

On the card: “All ants combined weigh more than all humans combined. True or false?”

Answer: “It was long assumed that the total weight of all ants exceeded the total mass of all humans. This assumption was disproven by a 2022 study, which found that all ants combined weigh only about 20% of the total human mass. You can find the source in the top right, as always.”

Wrong: all ants combined weigh 12 million tons

Well… you’re right. All ants combined do weigh 12 million tons (dry carbon weight). But that’s beside the point! All humans combined weigh, in the same unit, about 60 million tons (or 390 million tons including water). So nothing was actually wrong… :’( Why does everyone always want to fact-check us but has no clue themselves… :D But honestly, that 12-million-ton fact is actually pretty neat. It’s now part of the updated card. So, thanks for the info! :D

On the card: “Category: Take turns naming Disney princesses (there are 13, see source top right)”

Source: “(2025). Disney Princesses. Retrieved August 5, 2025, from Disney Wiki website: https://disney.fandom.com/de/wiki/Disney_Prinzessinnen”

Mulan isn’t a princess. Elsa and Anna from Frozen are missing.

That’s actually an interesting point. Disney has an official definition of what counts as a Disney princess. Mulan is indeed included, but Elsa and Anna are not. Of course, you can argue about it, but if we as game developers want to offer an official answer, we have to stick to the official definitions. But honestly, does it even matter? Your party, your rules. As long as everyone’s happy with a different definition: go for it! :D We’ve now clarified this in the source, thanks for the heads-up! :D

On the card (paraphrased): “North Korean propaganda once claimed Kim Jong-il invented burritos in 2011. True or false?”

Answer (paraphrased): “Yep, they really did claim that. Absurd, right? :D”

Not true. The inventor was ‘Juan Méndez’.

Yeah, you’re right. It’s not true. But the point is that North Korea claimed it. I hope nobody actually thought we believed Kim Jong-il really invented burritos… :D

Those were just a few examples out of many. But we have to be honest: the vast majority of the feedback we get is genuinely helpful and has helped us improve the game. So if you’ve got feedback, always send it our way! And as we’ve seen, even when it’s not so helpful, we can still laugh about it and maybe even learn something new and improve the cards along the way (see: ants). Thanks to everyone who gives us feedback, helpful or not! :D

Vincent