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Statistics: Games

Learn how to read the Games statistics tab in Fastory to track plays per game, analyze Quiz answers, and spot the questions your players find hardest.

The Games tab of your statistics helps you measure the performance of the games included in your Fastory experiences. It shows the number of plays for each game and, for Quizzes, a detailed breakdown of the answers given to each question.

What is it for?

This tab helps you understand how your players interact with the games in your experiences. You can identify your most played games, spot the hardest Quiz questions, and refine your content from one campaign to the next.

Access the feature

  1. Open the statistics of the experience you want to analyze.
  1. Select the Games tab.
  1. Browse the charts and tables displayed on the page.

The Average plays chart

The Average plays chart displays the total number of plays for each game in your experience. It is the quickest way to compare the popularity of your different games at a glance.

Quiz game statistics

The Quiz game section gives you more detailed data about your Quiz questions.

A first chart breaks down the answer distribution for each question: you can immediately see how your players split across the different options.

A table completes this view with, for each question, the success rate along with the number of correct and incorrect answers. The table is automatically color-coded to make it easier to read:

  • Red when the success rate is low.
  • Blue when the success rate is average.
  • Green when the success rate is very high.

Best practices

  • Start with the Average plays chart to spot your most played games at a glance.
  • Use the color coding of the Quiz table as a quick signal: red rows highlight the questions your players find hardest.
  • Analyze the answer distribution to detect ambiguous or confusing questions, and rephrase them if needed.
  • Keep in mind that only data from players who gave their cookie consent is available: your figures reflect that share of your traffic.

Concrete use cases

If you want to identify your most popular game

Open the Average plays chart and compare the total number of plays per game. The game that stands out shows you the format that engages your players the most, and the one to favor in your next experiences.

If you want to spot Quiz questions that are too difficult

Check the table in the Quiz game section and focus on the red rows: they correspond to the questions with the lowest success rate. You can then decide to simplify or rephrase them.

If you want to fine-tune your Quiz content

Study the answer distribution question by question. If an incorrect answer attracts a large share of players, it is often a sign that the option is too close to the correct answer or that the wording is unclear.

FAQ

Where can I find game statistics in Fastory?

They are located in your experience's statistics, under the Games tab. You can access them from the statistics page of the experience you want to analyze.

What does the Average plays chart show?

It displays the total number of plays for each game in your Fastory experience. It is a direct benchmark to compare the popularity of your games against each other.

How do I read Quiz statistics in Fastory?

A chart shows you the answer distribution for each question, and a table gives you the success rate along with the number of correct and incorrect answers. Together, they let you accurately assess the difficulty of each question.

Why does the Quiz table change color?

The colors reflect the success rate of each question: red when it is low, blue when it is average, and green when it is very high. This color coding helps you instantly spot the questions that need reworking.

Why is some game data missing from my Fastory statistics?

Only data from players who accepted cookies is available. Plays from players without cookie consent are therefore not counted in this tab.

Can a Fastory experience include several games in these statistics?

Yes. The Average plays chart compares the number of plays game by game, which lets you track each game in your experience separately.

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