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How to read a game's page

A tour of every panel on a game's page: the demo videos, activity chart, calendar, event history, reviews and publisher details.

2 min read Last verified Oct 4, 2026

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Choose Learn More on any game to open its page. The panels run down the page in this order. This article uses Mobo BINGO as the example.

The top of a game's page with its description, the Host a Game Now, Schedule Event and How to Play buttons, and counters.
The top of a game's page.

#The top of the page

  • The game's name, a category badge, its version, and a FREE badge where the game is free.
  • The description, and the buttons Host a Game Now, Schedule Event and How to Play. (A game that is not released yet shows Coming Soon.)
  • Counters for Views, Games Played, Player Sign-Ins and HUD Loads.

#About this Game and Videos

About this Game describes what the game is, its key features, and who it is for. Videos shows short demo and how-to videos, usually a full walkthrough plus one for each part of the game. Watch a couple before your first session.

The Videos panel of a game's page with a grid of how-to videos.
Videos.

#Activity, calendar and history

  • Player Activity (Last 30 Days) is a chart of how many players the game has had each day.
  • Event Calendar shows events that are scheduled for this game on a month calendar.
  • Game Event History lists your own events for this game, with each one's name, location, date and status (for example Published or Completed).
The Player Activity chart on a game's page.
Player Activity (Last 30 Days).
The Game Event History table and the Reviews panel.
Game Event History and Reviews.

#The right-hand column

  • My Active Games lists your running games of this type. When there are none it says: No active games. Click Host a Game Now to start!
  • Popularity compares how much this game has been played with other games.
  • Publisher shows who made the game, their category, a support email address, and FREE or a Players Per Token rate.
  • Credits, where the publisher gives credit to the people behind the game.
The right-hand panels: My Active Games, Popularity, Publisher and Credits.
The right-hand column.

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