Question About Submitting A New Game

Hi, I submitted my time for a game that doesn't appear to be on the website. The game in question is this:

https://www.mobygames.com/game/43145/secrets-of-the-vatican-the-holy-lance/

I've never submitted a game time to a game not on the website and wonder how long it takes to get seen and did my request get through?

I've added the game now.

There is a system in place to surface new games to me, it requires multiple people request the same game. This is to make it manageable for a single person (me).

Popular games are added when announced but older titles like this can take a bit to filter up.

I've added the game now.

There is a system in place to surface new games to me, it requires multiple people request the same game. This is to make it manageable for a single person (me).

Popular games are added when announced but older titles like this can take a bit to filter up.

Thanks for doing that. So when I submit a time for a new game it will only be added to the website if enough people submit times for it?

Hi I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, but I'm playing the Remastered version of Horizon Zero Dawn on Steam. It wasn't on the list so I went to "submit" and added it, but it seems it got added as some kind of alias to the original Complete Edition game, and now when I try to import the time played and statistics it shows the ones from the original, but in Steam they are two separate games. Is this ok? Thanks

Hi I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, but I'm playing the Remastered version of Horizon Zero Dawn on Steam. It wasn't on the list so I went to "submit" and added it, but it seems it got added as some kind of alias to the original Complete Edition game, and now when I try to import the time played and statistics it shows the ones from the original, but in Steam they are two separate games. Is this ok? Thanks

Because the Complete and Remastered have identical content, they are considered the same game here, hence the alias. You can use the Remastered time on the "original" game with no problem. That's intended.

They are two games on Steam because they are two different products, but here we "merge" versions of the game that are actually the same underneath a new layer of shiner graphics. Unless they have additional content.

Because the Complete and Remastered have identical content, they are considered the same game here, hence the alias. You can use the Remastered time on the "original" game with no problem. That's intended.

They are two games on Steam because they are two different products, but here we "merge" versions of the game that are actually the same underneath a new layer of shiner graphics. Unless they have additional content.

Thank you!!!!