Which words show up on a game edition card?

A

Ads badge. A line on the Play card that says the app contains ads. All three cards carried it on 16 October 2026.

Android. The phone system the Play card is for. Hill Climb Racing 2 also printed Windows.

C

Content rating. The age line. Everyone, or Everyone 10+ with descriptors.

Crewmate. In Among Us, a player doing tasks. The impostor is the other role named on the card.

Cross-play. Stumble Guys’ card says play continues on mobile and Steam. That is the card’s claim, not a test we ran.

D

Download band. A rounded public figure such as 100,000,000+. It is not an exact install count.

Digital purchases. The purchase wording on the Among Us card.

E

Everyone. The content rating printed for Stumble Guys and Hill Climb Racing 2.

Everyone 10+. The content rating printed for Among Us, with fantasy violence and mild blood.

I

Impostor. The Among Us role that works against the crew. The card describes sabotage and voting.

In-app purchases. Optional spending inside a free app. All three cards mention it. Two of them add “includes random items.”

K

Knockout. The Stumble Guys card’s word for rounds where players are eliminated until one remains. It names up to 32 players.

P

Package id. The id= on the Play URL. It can outlive a title. com.kitkagames.fallbuddies opened as Stumble Guys.

Physics driving. Hill Climb Racing 2’s card describes cars, hills, and a physics model. The galley did not drive it.

R

Review total. The count beside the stars. We quote the header figure: 6.91M, 4.72M, and 13.7M.

S

Star figure. The one-decimal rating on the card: 4.7, 4.5, 3.9. The rank uses this number only.

Store still. A screenshot published on the listing. The mosaic uses those frames, uncropped inside their own ratio.

V

Version line. Present when what’s new names one. 0.103 for Stumble Guys, v19.0.0 for Among Us. Hill Climb Racing 2’s what’s new did not name a version.

W

What’s new. The update blurb under the card. Quoted only when a sentence is tied to a date we read.