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A giveaway on another store than Steam: what the claim button says and where it goes (catalog.GIVEAWAY_ELSEWHERE). Steam's own is the game's free_to_keep, whose link the client builds from the appid.

A sibling product: another edition of the same base game, or the base game itself. Enough to render a link and a box; not the whole product.

The trailer that leads the gallery.

What a PC game runs on and in, from Steam. The page shows it beside PC keys only: an Xbox or PlayStation key has none of these requirements.

The age rating official in the reader's country, from Steam, in our format (steam_ratings.py): one board, or none at all.

Steam's own user reviews of the product, as its store page sums them (SteamProduct.review_count, review_percent_positive). Shown beside our rating, attributed and linked, and never presented as ours: it is Steam's figure about Steam's buyers.

Our users' rating of the product (gcg/reviews): the average of its visible reviews to one decimal, and how many. The page's header and its reviews tab read it here, without asking /reviews first.

The posts that cover one product (GameOut.news, sent with its page by GET /api/games/{slug}): the newest few (news.ABOUT_GAME), as the index's cards, and how many there are in all, so a page can say there are more than it shows.