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An itch.io page for a game that is still changing
itch.io pages usually go up mid-development, while the feature list is still moving. That is exactly when store copy goes wrong: the description gets written from the roadmap, and the page ends up promising a game that does not exist yet. The discipline that fixes it is boring and effective — draft from the feature list of the build you have, then audit every claim against that build before the page goes live.
**Status: READY TO REVIEW.** **Short blurb:** Arrange lantern routes in Lantern Cart, a cozy puzzle game where you rotate track pieces and guide carts to marked stops. **Extended — Premise:** Guide lantern carts through a nighttime route puzzle. **What You Do:** Rotate track pieces; move carts to marked stops; solve hand-built route puzzles. **Claim ledger:** track rotation ↔ "Rotate track pieces"; marked stops ↔ "move lantern carts to marked stops"; hand-built puzzles ↔ exact note; PC ↔ "PC confirmed" (not necessarily published in copy). No release date or multiplayer claim.
Sample data above is fictional, shown so you can judge the output before buying.
Read the claim ledger like a patch note
- Track rotation is claimed because 'Rotate track pieces' is in the feature list — claim and evidence sit side by side
- Marked stops and hand-built puzzles map the same way, each to its exact note
- PC is recorded as confirmed in the ledger without necessarily being published in the copy — the ledger holds more than the page says
What stays off the page
The sample's last line is the rule: no release date, no multiplayer claim. Anything the build cannot evidence stays off the description and lands on the unresolved-listing checklist instead, where it waits for the version that makes it true. The store-page claim audit skill produces both the short blurb and the extended description this way, for itch.io as for Steam — our earlier guide, Write a Steam Page Description From the Game You Actually Shipped, works the same ledger from the Steam side.
The tool for this job
Steam & itch.io Store Page Description — AI Skill for Indie Game Devs (Claims Checked Against Your Build) — Write your Steam or itch.io page from the game you actually shipped: description from your real feature list, every claim audited against your build.
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Questions
Does it fill in missing details?
No — its instructions prohibit inventing details and require flags for uncertainty; AI output can still be wrong, so you must review it.
Do I need a paid add-on, API, or connected account?
No — you need access to a compatible AI chat; access limits and any chat-service charges depend on that provider.
Is the draft ready to send or publish without review?
No — the status and source checks are intended to support human verification first.