Use a direct game page for a known title
If someone sent a game link or you remember a title, open its /g/ page directly. For example, the Orbit game page is /g/orbit-jump. A direct link is practical when you want to resume browsing that specific game or share its address. It avoids depending on a recommendation to surface the same title next.
Use the feed when you want another choice
The home play experience is a full-screen feed of playable games. Recommendations use interests and play history, so it is a natural place to continue when you do not have a specific title in mind. If a suggestion does not fit, the product also provides discovery and browsing routes; use them when you want to search or choose deliberately.
Switch routes with a reason
Use a direct page for a title someone recommended, the feed for continued play, and the games catalogue when you want to browse by title or category. These routes serve different intentions; none means that a particular game is ranked best. A deliberate route can reduce backtracking and help you spend more time on the kind of discovery you wanted.
Questions about game page vs game feed
Does opening a game page make it appear in my feed?
A direct game page opens that title. Recommendations are based on interests and play history, but no specific feed placement is guaranteed by visiting a page.
Is the play feed the same as browsing the catalogue?
The feed presents a full-screen sequence for continued play. The games catalogue is useful when you want to browse deliberately or open a known title.