Checked: Minecraft, id 479516143, Mojang, seller Mojang AB. Result: fourth by average, first by sample size, paid at €6.99, package about 1.24 GB.
userRatingCount is 18,121. No other card on this sheet has a five-digit count. averageUserRating is 4.45936, which rounds to 4.5. That average places the card fourth. A protocol that sorted by count would have put Minecraft first. This one does not. The choice is on the timeline so it can be argued with.
I am not calling the average more trustworthy in prose beyond that comparison. The numbers are the result.
formattedPrice is €6.99. Numeric price 6.99. I record a paid card. The lookup did not list an in-app purchase amount. I do not add one.
fileSizeBytes is 1,327,799,296. That is about 1.24 GB, the largest package of the five, and the only one I would flag before a download on a small phone. The flag is the byte count, not a guess about whether the device can run it.
Version 26.52. Updated 28 September 2026. First listed 17 November 2011. Minimum iOS 13.0. Twenty-two language codes were returned. The description text I received was Dutch.
The description says you explore worlds and build, from huts to castles, in Creative with unlimited resources or in Survival. It also says you can play alone or with friends across devices. I do not add a server list, a price for Realms, or a control map. Those were not in the fields I saved.
Advisories on the Dutch card: occasional or mild cartoon or fantasy violence, and occasional or mild contests. Age rating 9+.
The ranking still is a landscape frame of a block world with a character on a cliff and a Dutch caption about making a world. A second still is used in the mosaic on the homepage. Both came from the screenshot list on 16 October 2026.
There is still no public install counter. Minecraft’s reputation for a large audience is not a number I can print. Where it stands: NO. 4 by average, with the sample written beside the star so the size of the vote is visible.
artistName Mojang. sellerName Mojang AB. Bundle com.mojang.minecraftpe. Genre label Games. Nothing in the lookup named a subcategory such as sandbox; the description did, and that is why the verdict row says sandbox.
The checked date remains 16 October 2026 even though the version date is 28 September 2026. Those are different events.
Second pass on Minecraft’s Netherlands lookup, same morning, for the fields that are easy to over-claim.
Eighteen thousand one hundred twenty-one ratings is the count I will quote. I will not round it to “about twenty thousand” in the fact box. The verdict row can say 18,121.
The version string 26.52 is unusual next to 1.3 and 1.0.5 on the other cards. I copy it as printed. I do not infer a year from the number, even though the version date is 28 September 2026.
The Dutch description mentions friends on different devices. It does not list which devices, so the page does not add a console column.
Creative mode with unlimited resources, and Survival, are both in that description. I treat them as modes the publisher named, not as a promise I tested.
The package is the only one over a gigabyte. A reader on a small storage plan should see 1,327,799,296 bytes before they follow the store button. That is the reason the size sits in the facts line.
Contests appear in the advisory. I do not describe prizes. The string is the whole of what the card gave me.
Seller Mojang AB and artist Mojang stay as two labels even though they obviously belong to one company. The lookup printed both, and the fact box keeps both.
Where this longer note stops: NO. 4 by average, largest sample, paid €6.99, checked 16 October 2026, no install counter invented beside the star.
