Analytics

Users

Distinct visitors, as GA4 counts them: one browser on one device is one user, however often it comes back in the period; the same person on a phone and a laptop is two. In the hover readout and the table, not drawn — it is the denominator, not the trend.

Sessions

Visits. A session starts when someone arrives and ends after thirty minutes without a page view or an event, or at midnight on the property's clock. One user who comes back in the evening is two sessions. Nothing here says whether they played.

Players

Plays, not people. One Player is thirty seconds of active, visible input on a Game's page — played_30s, the one event the marketing system judges by, once per Game page opened. A session that plays three Games counts three; one that bounces counts none. So Players can run above sessions, and it is the number the ads are bought on. Players before 17 Sep 2026 counted a visible tab; from 17 Sep they need thirty seconds of real input.

No traffic snapshot yet. The Producer writes it at the end of the next Publish Cycle — or press Refresh now.