Seventy draft games are now live — every listing completed before publishing
Seventy games left the review queue today. All 70 download links were checked, 60 got a verified Play Store identity, and each listing came with its own FAQ and install steps.
Seventy games that had been sitting in the review queue as drafts went live today. What makes this different from flipping a switch is that every one of them was completed before publication — a draft with a dead link or a blank FAQ helps nobody.
What "completed" meant here
- The APK was fetched and checked. All 70 download links answered 200 with a real file size. Nothing went live pointing at a 404.
- Store identity resolved where it existed. 60 of the 70 matched a Google Play listing by exact title; those rows now carry the correct package name, current store version, rating, install count, genre and screenshots.
- FAQ and install steps written per game, built from that listing's own numbers — version, size, Android requirement, root flag — rather than generic filler.
- Banners filled from each game's own screenshot, so listings stop rendering with an empty header.
The list
Some of what went live: 9 Kings, Alien Invasion, Animash, Blockman Go, Brotato: Premium, Call of Duty: Mobile, Car Dealership Business Game, Dam Builder, Dice Dreams, Dinosaur Universe, Earn to Die Rogue, Factorio, Fashion Show, Frost Valley, Generals Zero Hour, House Flipper, Idle Guy, Melon Sandbox, My Perfect Hotel, Robbery Bob 2, Stick War Legacy, Tank Busters, Top Eleven, War Machines, World Conqueror 4, ZEPETO and Zombie Sniper War — plus the rest of the seventy, each on its own page.
What is still honest about these pages
Ten of the seventy have no Google Play listing we could confirm. For those, the page says so instead of inventing a store version. Where a build's base version trails the store, the page states both numbers so you can see the gap before downloading.
The catalogue now
The published catalogue went from 131 to 201 games and apps. Every one of them has an icon, screenshots, a description, an FAQ block, install steps and at least one live download mirror.
If you find a link that has died, use the Report button on that page — reported listings get re-tested first, and dead mirrors are replaced rather than hidden.
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