Phone and multiplayer support in Foundplay's October catalog
In Foundplay's saved October 28, 2026 catalog, 163 of 2,010 published original-classified listings (8.11%) were marked both phone-friendly and multiplayer. Unknown support labels stay in the count.
Analysis prepared October 28, 2026 by Foundplay. This is a saved catalog snapshot, not current live counts or a physical-device test.
How many listings have each support label?
All nine cells use the same denominator of 2,010 listings. A phone-friendly label means the listing is marked as playing on a phone; keyboard-needed means it is marked as needing a keyboard. Multiplayer includes online or same-screen play.
| Phone support | Multiplayer | Single-player | Unknown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phone-friendly | 1638.11% | 1879.30% | 43721.74% |
| Keyboard-needed | 602.99% | 241.19% | 23011.44% |
| Unknown | 1487.36% | 432.14% | 71835.72% |
Percentages are rounded independently to two decimals, so they may not add to exactly 100%.
Unknown is not a no. Phone support was unrecorded for 909 listings (45.22%); multiplayer support was unrecorded for 1,385 (68.91%). These groups overlap. The snapshot cannot establish which unlabelled games actually support either feature.
Find games or make your listing clearer
Looking for something to play? Browse originals marked for phones and multiplayer. That view uses the current catalog, so its results can differ from this snapshot. A multiplayer label alone does not tell you whether remote friends can join or whether devices can play together.
For developers, the missing labels show why clear support information helps players choose. State tested devices, required controls and whether multiplayer is online or on one screen. See how to list and distribute a browser game. These counts do not show player demand or a commercial opportunity.
Method and dates
- Use the saved October 28 catalog. Include every original-classified listing that was published and not removed, waiting for release, safety-held, moderator-held or marked removed by a link check or ban.
- Keep one row per listing, with only its name, slug, canonical Foundplay link and the two support labels. Include unknown labels; do not select by popularity or engagement.
- Count the nine combinations and divide each by 2,010. Check unique rows, all cell and marginal totals, allowed fields and an independent grouped count.
The saved source file finished at . The extraction completed at that day. File finalization is not an independently verified exact database cutoff, and extraction time is not live observation time.
This describes one discovery site's recorded catalog, not all browser games, market share, traffic or gameplay. “Original” is the listing classification, not an independent certification of originality or rights. Support labels were not re-tested for this report; listings can change after the snapshot.
Check the data
- Download the 2,010 minimal listing rows (JSON)
- Download counts, method and limitations (JSON)
- Download the row schema (JSON)
The row file contains only the listing title, slug, canonical Foundplay URL and nullable phone and multiplayer labels. It contains no user, contact or traffic data.
To cite this snapshot: Foundplay, “Phone and multiplayer support in Foundplay's October catalog,” October 28, 2026. Use this dated report link and name the catalog scope when quoting a count.