What does the Stumble Guys card say in this game edition?

The second link in the brief did not open under the words Fall Buddies. The public card said Stumble Guys, published by Scopely, package com.kitkagames.fallbuddies. The questions below stay inside that card.

What name and publisher are printed?

The title line is Stumble Guys. The developer line is Scopely. The support address on the card is [email protected], and the company block names Scopely, Inc. at 3505 Hayden Ave, Culver City, CA 90232, United States. The galley did not visit that address. It copied the lines the store showed.

The package id remains com.kitkagames.fallbuddies. A reader who bookmarked an older name can still land on this card. The galley will not relabel it Fall Buddies while the store title says Stumble Guys. If the title changes after 16 October 2026, the sentence on this page becomes stale on that day, not before.

The about text calls it a free-to-play multiplayer party game with knockout rounds. That is the store’s description of the loop: up to 32 players, obstacle courses, last player standing. The galley did not join a round.

What do the stars and the download band say?

The header we read showed 4.7 stars from 6.91M reviews. The structured rating on the same page was about 4.74 from 6,914,995 ratings. The page shows the rounded header, because that is what a visitor sees first. A second block further down the card showed a different review total. We do not average the two.

Downloads are printed as 100M+, and the data beside that label uses the band 100,000,000+. It is a band, not a census. Among Us and Hill Climb Racing 2 print wider bands. The rank on the homepage ignores the band and uses the star figure only.

Price on the offer is zero US dollars. The badges add ads and in-app purchases, including random items. “Free” on this card means the install price is zero and the spending sits inside the app. The galley did not open a purchase dialog.

Who is the age line for?

The content rating is Everyone. The descriptor we could quote is in-game purchases that include random items. The card does not, on the lines we kept, add a violence descriptor of the kind Among Us prints. A parent comparing the three cards can see that difference without installing.

Data safety, as the developer declared it, says the app may share location, financial info, and device or other IDs with third parties, and may collect location, personal info, and six other types. Data is encrypted in transit. A person can request that data be deleted. Those are the developer’s declarations on the store, not an audit.

The galley does not translate “six others” into a guessed list. The card said six others. The unpublished types stay unpublished.

What did the update line say on the check date?

Updated on 18 September 2026. What’s new is headed as version 0.103 and talks about a Cursed Fair season, a Pollo Stick ability that leaps three times, an Avatar: The Last Airbender collaboration, and Halloween content. Those sentences are the store’s update note. They are not a patch log we verified in the app.

The about text also mentions cross-play on Steam and mobile, more than 60 maps, ranked play, and cosmetics. Map count and cosmetic count are the card’s numbers. We did not count the maps.

No file size was printed in a way we were willing to quote, and no minimum Android version was sitting in the header facts. Both are omitted on the ranking card for that reason.

How should a reader use the stills?

The icon and the wide still on this note are the artwork from the listing, saved so the card is recognisable away from Play. They are not a promise about the current season. Seasonal skins in the what’s-new text may not be the frame in the still.

The still is shown in its own ratio. It is not cropped into a 16:9 box that cuts the frame. If the store replaces the screenshot, this file remains the one captured for the 16 October 2026 check.

The install path is the Play URL with id com.kitkagames.fallbuddies. This domain does not serve an APK.

What is deliberately not claimed?

We do not claim the game is fair, family-safe beyond the printed rating, or stable on a given phone. Reviews on the card mention ads and confusing ability keys. Those are reader comments on the store, useful as a signal that the card itself already hosts disagreement. They are not our measurement.

We do not claim a session length. The card does not print one. A knockout with 32 players could be short or long depending on the round the store is running that week. Guessing a minute count would be a number we invented.

The rank position is 1 only because 4.7 is higher than 4.5 and 3.9. It is not a verdict that a household should install this one first.

How does this card sit next to the other two on the galley?

Stumble Guys is an action knockout. Hill Climb Racing 2 is a driving card. Among Us is a social deduction card. Putting them in one rank is a consequence of the three URLs, not a claim that they compete for the same half-hour. A reader who wanted three racing games would have sent three racing URLs. The galley did not go looking for cousins of this title to pad the list.

What they share is the store furniture: a zero install price, an ads badge, a purchase badge, a star figure, a review total, a download band, an update date, and a content rating. The homepage chart uses only the star figure. The tags on the card — 32-player knockout, cross-play mentioned — are paraphrases of the description, marked as tags so they are not mistaken for measurements. Cross-play “mentioned” means the about text names Steam and mobile. It does not mean we opened Steam.

The checked date is shared, 16 October 2026, so a reader can see that the 4.7, the 4.5, and the 3.9 were read on the same day. A star that moves next week moves one card, not the method. The method stays “sort the printed stars.” If Scopely’s card later drops under 4.5, this note’s rank sentence becomes historical, and the homepage would need a new check rather than a silent edit.

Checked 16 October 2026. This galley does not host the binary.