Redline JDM Drift Steam page: 8 screenshots, 3 trailers
Redline JDM Drift ships 8 screenshots, 3 trailers, a 227-character short description and a 4,778-character About This Game section. Below is where each of those four numbers sits among the 225 coming-soon pages in our corpus, and what those pages most often get flagged for.
The four numbers, in context
These four are raw Steam facts, counted from the store page itself. Everything else on this page is a comparison against other pages, never a judgement of the game.
Screenshots
At the cohort median8
About 50% of the coming-soon pages we analyzed carry fewer screenshots. The median is 8.
Steam requires at least five screenshots and shows the first few in the store carousel.
Trailers and videos
Above the cohort median3
About 96% of the coming-soon pages we analyzed carry fewer videos. The median is 1.
Steam plays the first video before the screenshot carousel. Across the whole corpus, released pages average 2.4 videos and pages that are not out yet average 1.2.
Short description
Below the cohort median227 characters
About 45% of the coming-soon pages we analyzed have a shorter short description. The median is 232 characters.
Steam’s short description field holds up to 300 characters and is the text shown in search, on wishlists and in the app. Longer is not automatically better: across our corpus we could not separate pages above and below 250 characters on any measure we trust.
About This Game text
Above the cohort median4,778 characters
About 55% of the coming-soon pages we analyzed have a shorter About This Game section. The median is 4,507 characters.
This is the character count of the About This Game block exactly as Steam’s API returns it, markup included, which is how every page in the cohort was measured.
A percentile here describes what other store pages do; it is not a score, and this page does not publish one. Steam does not rank games on screenshot count, video count or description length, so a number below the median is a difference, not a fault.
Which pages Redline JDM Drift is measured against
None of this page's Steam genres (Racing) has enough pages in our corpus to stand as its own comparison set, so the comparison is against every page we analyzed that is not out yet.
Cohort size: 225 pages. Based on 225 of 405 Steam store pages analyzed by Steam Page Analyzer, 2026-02-10 to 2026-07-30.
Percentiles are read as the lowest position consistent with a number, so a value shared by many pages -- five screenshots, one trailer -- reads low rather than being flattered by the tie. That is why every line above says how many pages carry fewer, never how many carry more.
What pages like this most often get told to fix
These are the issues our analyzer raised most often across the 225 coming-soon pages in the corpus. They describe the cohort, not Redline JDM Drift -- we do not publish the findings from any individual page here.
The two numbers are the rates our issue generator produced before and after it changed on 2026-07-01. The change moved some rates by more than 40 points, so we publish the range instead of an average that would describe neither.
Based on 225 of 405 Steam store pages analyzed by Steam Page Analyzer, 2026-02-10 to 2026-07-30.
Page details
- Release status
- Coming soon (Jun 23, 2026)
- Steam genres
- Racing
- Platforms
- Windows
- Developer
- Antique Box Studio
- Publisher
- Antique Box Studio
- Steam app ID
- 4524460
- Store page read
- April 6, 2026
What this page does not say
No score. We do score pages inside the product, but the scores stored across this corpus come from three different versions of the instrument: two rubric fixes shipped on 2026-07-26, and an issue-generator change around 2026-07-01 that moved the corpus mean by more than six points. A number from March and a number from July do not mean the same thing, so publishing either one here would be publishing a number we cannot stand behind.
No tag counts. The stored user-tag list came back empty on all 405 pages in this corpus, so we cannot say how many tags Redline JDM Drift uses, which ones, or how that compares. The only tag-related number on this page is how often our analyzer raised a tag problem across the cohort, which is a different measurement.
Nothing about price. The price we store is whatever Steam was charging at the moment of the read, discounts included, which is not the list price.
Nothing about the game. Everything here describes a store page. It is not a review, and a page that differs from its cohort is not thereby worse.
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