A nice collection of puzzles for players to solve. While I have seen more than a few of the riddles and puzzles before, there are a lot here, and most are good. While riddles and puzzles can be found for free, it was definitely worth the price to have these all in one source.

My players absolutely loved these. I had multiple chests that when touched turned into mimics and asked a riddle. Once they got one wrong the mimic attacked and they didn't care but kept trying to figure out the answer. Well worth the dollar.

As others have said in their reviews and comments, it is nice to have all of these riddles and puzzles collated into one document. However, there's really nothing unique here that is deserving of the $0.99 price tag.

One way to improve this as a product would be to build in scenarios for how these riddles and puzzles could be integrated into a dungeon or campaign without it feeling forced or artificial. That is one of the really big weaknesses of this type of puzzle that a resource like this could really help DMs with.

As it stands the $0.99 price tag is really only worth it if you are too lazy to google "riddle" or "puzzle", because I'm sure you will find the same ideas for free elsewhere.

With some work and a bit of a stretch, the puzzles might fit into a game but the riddles are old and tired. I would be supprised if any but the newest of players would not know all of them. The Hobbit one about "golden treasure" (egg) is the type you will find in this. Not really worth $1. Might sould try to make this PWYW and the raviews won't be so hard on you.

This is good colletion of riddles and puzzles, even though they are mostly pretty common. When it comes down to it, you could find all these yourself if you look, but it's cool to have them all in one document.

The riddles might be of some use if your players don't pull out their phones to look up the answers on a search engine. The puzzles are mostly the brain teaser types that you might see in a book while in line at the grocery store. Most of the puzzles are very math-oriented and do not feel like something an adventurer would encounter.

Really great puzzles easy to execute at the table! Plenty of ideas about how they can be implemented at the table. Hope to see some more!

As a newer DM, this is really helpful in making adventures that are more than hack and slash. It is hard to find this kind of stuff and there are suggestions for how to incorporate the puzzles into adventures, which I find helpful.

The riddles may have some minor use in my game, but probably not. The puzzles won't have any use. I don't see a pratical way of using them in game.