What the Dragon Tiger card omits on Tigerball
Gaps matter on a bouncepad. This note names what the App Store did not publish for Tigerball so the Dragon Tiger desk never fills silence with invention. Coburgbanks would rather print an empty line than a confident fiction.
— no download count
Looked for an install counter. Found none. Apple’s card style for this title simply does not show downloads. The bouncepad rule is to say that out loud on the app card and in Tips. A Dragon Tiger shortlist that fakes “millions of players” from thin air fails the desk.
Rating volume (1.4K / 1444) is not a download figure; kept them separate in the notebook. 4.6 out of 5 describes satisfaction among raters, not reach. Mixing those ideas has wrecked more than one casual write-up. Size 84.4 MB also stayed out of the reach column — megabytes are weight, not popularity.
Wrote a reminder for the homepage hero: the three large figures must be rating, size, and checked date — never an invented install number in the third slot. That rule kept the Dragon Tiger bouncepad from looking busier than the App Store card that feeds it.
— privacy table blank
App Privacy read “No Details Provided.” That is an omission of categories, not proof that nothing is collected. The diary recorded the store’s exact phrase and refused to invent Location or Identifiers rows. Sellers and support paths beyond Laxarus P.C. on the card were also absent from what we copied.
IAP price tiers were not listed on the face of the card we checked; only the presence of In-App Purchases. Developer country and total apps-by-seller were not on the public face either, so About The Developer on the homepage stuck to the seller name alone. Game Center was present; that is not an omission — it is listed so the blank privacy line would not swallow every other field.
Version blurbs before 1.2.3 sometimes lacked marketing sentences; those quiet rows were copied as quiet rows, not padded with guesses about what changed. The bouncepad treats quiet history the same way it treats quiet privacy: leave the gap, date the look, move on.
— what we still print
Omissions do not erase the positives we can cite: 4.6★, 84.4 MB, Age 4+, Casual / Games, Free with IAP, 1.2.3, iOS 8.0+, EN, Game Center, seller, bundle, id. The Dragon Tiger card on Coburgbanks prints those and labels the gaps. Install remains on the App Store; this site hosts no binary and claims no affiliation. Names belong to their owners.
Corrections will open if a later check finds a field that appeared after 28 October 2026. Until then, the bouncepad’s job is to keep the silence visible so nobody paints over it. Readers comparing Coburgbanks to other Dragon Tiger desks should expect this note to stay boring on purpose: omissions listed, facts dated, install still elsewhere.