How this game anthology checks a listing

We are a small desk in Valkenswaard. The Game Anthology reads public Google Play cards and writes them down. We do not ship the apps, and we are not the studios named on the cards.

1. Open the package. We use the Play URL the reader sent, with the package id still in the query. On 16 October 2026 those ids were com.ironhidegames.android.kingdomrush, com.mediocre.smashhit, com.robtopx.geometryjumplite, com.zeptolab.ctr.ads and com.ea.game.pvz2_row.
2. Copy the header, not the memory. Stars, review count, download band, content rating, the ads badge, the purchases badge, the developer name and the updated date come off the card. If a figure is missing, the sentence says so.
3. Read the about text as the developer wrote it. We quote it when a claim matters, including when it disagrees with a badge. Smash Hit is the case on this spine.
4. Read the data-safety block as categories, not as a story. Sharing, collection, encryption and deletion are copied as the card phrases them.
5. Sort, then stop. This spine sorts by the star figure. A tie uses the download band. We do not add a score of our own.
6. Date the page. Every fact block on this site carries 16 October 2026 until we open the cards again.

The company is The Game Anthology, Deken Mandersplein 2–4, 5554 HT Valkenswaard, The Netherlands. Mail goes to [email protected]. Independence is the point of the spine: a developer does not pay for a place on it.