The homepage section for new games already in the top 1,000 wishlists was often empty, because it only looked at games listed in the last 3 days. It now covers the last 30 days, so recent breakouts like Squadron 42 stay visible.

Since October 14 the Top Wishlist Gainers cards showed +0/day for every game; they show the real daily gain again. The list also compares a game's typical estimate a week ago with today's instead of two single readings, so one-off swings in the estimate and games that just joined the wishlist chart no longer top it.

Game pages now start with a one-line summary (estimated wishlists, rank and 30-day change) and list the estimate at the end of each month under the chart.

A new page explains how wishlists are estimated and how close the estimates came to 304 wishlist counts developers announced: 21.5% median error, 13.1% for games past 50k.

Game pages kept showing the last wishlist, top seller or coming-soon rank a game ever had, even months after it left the chart. They now show a rank only while the game is on that chart.

A bug had stopped All Games, Top Sellers and Most Played from refreshing since mid-August. They update every two hours again, and game pages for active games are now refreshed at least every three days.

Missing data now shows as n/a instead of 0, released games no longer show wishlist numbers, and the headline wishlist number matches the chart. Adult and joke tags are hidden from tag lists.

Steam started limiting the number of requests to ger game followers. This was cause the data loading process to fail and wishlists predicions to be incorrect. Wishlists updates are limited for now.

Added a new section to display youtube videos related to the game. Testing where and how to display them.

Deployed an additional system to validate and estimate wishlists. Estimations are back on track and should be more accurate now.

Implemented better followers caping logic. Fixed a bug where wishlists were being displayed incorrectly. Likely will be overestimating now.

Complete redesigned the website. Added new sections, improved UI/UX. Improved the generation flow.

Added a new feature to analyze the impact of news announcements on game wishlist rankings. The system now tracks wishlist changes following news releases and correlates them with specific news events.

Implemented a more efficient system for tracking and displaying game changes. Now using set-based operations for better performance and added detailed change tracking for important game properties like release dates, prices, and developer information.

Added official game website links to the game pages. Used Google's favicon service to display the website's icon next to the link for better visual recognition. Couldn't decide on where to keep the ink, so I put it in the game info section as well as in the resources section.