COME App Entry and Game Covers: Know the Difference

An app entry starts a route into the service; a game cover identifies an item within its content. Neither should be mistaken for Android’s installation result.

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Recognise a cover’s purpose

Aviator artwork uses a red aeroplane and the game name. This helps distinguish a tile in a collection, but it does not provide installation progress or an account status. Read the current item details for the actual game information.

Aviator game cover with a red aeroplane
Aviator artwork uses a red aeroplane to identify the game.

Find the controls around content

The account menu separates Account, Transactions, Game History, Contact CS and Settings. Those entries concern the experience around a game rather than the game cover itself. Choose the control matching the action you want to take.

COME menu showing Account, Transactions, Game History, Contact CS and Settings
The menu separates account activity, game history, help and settings.

Check installation on Android

Use the browser download list to assess a file transfer and Android’s app information to assess an installation. A website can show covers and menus without proving that a new package has been installed on the device.

A useful next step

Return to COME’s overview to choose between app exploration and the Android download route. Keep the screen’s purpose in mind as you continue.

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