Did your patch move players?
Now you'll know.

Gamentix tracks your Steam game and tells you what worked, what players hate, and what to answer. Here is one week for an example game.

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Example data: one week of "Lantern Deep"

Patch verdict

Patch 1.2: Likely helped

+14% players vs trend

You'd: keep the fix, and ship the next one the same way.

Named complaints

  • “save corruption”18 reviews · mostly German
  • “camera too fast”9 reviews

You'd: fix saves first and post a note in German.

Forum threads to answer

  • “Lost my save after 1.2”no reply · 2 days
  • “Controller not detected”no reply

You'd: reply to these two today.

Next sale

Suggested: 25% off, in 3 weeks

Deeper cuts didn't add players last time.

You'd: schedule it after the save fix.

Review analysis

  • Gameplay61steady
  • UX40▲ 42
  • Performance12steady

You'd: fix performance first: it is the lowest score.

Creators and press

  • PixelMarlin · 84K views+9% players
  • CozyCrate · 1.2K live viewers+4% players
  • PIndie Caverns Weekly · reviewno effect

You'd: thank PixelMarlin and send the 1.2 notes to CozyCrate.

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FAQ

Is the verdict guesswork?

No. Each one is Confirmed, Likely or Unclear, with the evidence shown.

Do I need a card to try it?

No. 7 days, extended while our tracking of your game's press, videos, forums and streams builds its first 28 days, up to 18 days.

Which languages do reviews cover?

All of them, read by AI into aspects and named complaints.

Can I cancel? What stays free?

Any time. After the trial your verified game keeps a free preview: players now and all-time peak; your review counts, Steam badge and positive share; your Momentum score with its one-line reason and the week in one line; the events timeline with each event's verdict word (Confirmed, Likely, Unclear, Too early, Observed only) and its “overlaps with…” note; the Steam Page Score with its first fix; how many forum threads wait for a reply, and how many are about crashes or lost saves; Next dates as a count only (how many in the next 90 days and how many clash).

Steam analytics for developers: did your patch move players?