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# 4.2 Metric: Game Database Analysis

This metric assesses the platform's utility as a research tool for games, not just operators.

* **Database Size (5 points):** The total number of individual slot games tracked and reviewed by the platform. A small library (<1000 games) offers limited utility. A large, comprehensive database is a significant asset.
  * Benchmark: A score of 5 is awarded for platforms tracking **4,000+** individual game titles.
* **Data Richness (5 points):** The depth of data provided for each game. We look for a dedicated page per game that includes:
  * RTP (Return to Player) percentage.
  * Volatility / Variance level.
  * Software Provider.
  * Key Features (e.g., Free Spins, Megaways, Bonus Game).
  * An embedded demo version for free play.

> **Rationale:** Serious players often choose a platform based on its game selection. A review site that provides a rich, searchable database of games (e.g., allowing users to find all "High Volatility" slots from "Pragmatic Play") serves a critical user need.


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