The product page claimed "Free on iOS, Android, web, desktop" in its meta
description, OpenGraph description, and SoftwareApplication JSON-LD, and backed
that with operatingSystem "Android, iOS, Web, Windows, macOS, Linux" alongside
price "0".
Desktop is not free. The Windows/macOS/Linux builds are itch.io downloads behind
a $1.99 minimum purchase; only iOS, Android, and the embedded browser build are
free. Declaring price 0 across an OS list that includes the paid desktop targets
misstates the offer to search engines, which consume the JSON-LD for rich results.
Scope the free-offer structured data to the platforms that are actually free. The
visible Cross-Platform card still lists all six targets, which is accurate: those
builds do exist, they are simply not all free.
The site said Bloomword was "playable free in the browser at bloomword.earth"
in four places. It is not: bloomword.earth is the marketing and transparency
site, and iOS and Android are the only platforms you can play on.
This is the full-surface release standard's web-app gate -- marketing copy
flips from "learn more" to "play" only after play.<domain> passes a parity
proof against the mobile core loop -- and that surface does not exist yet
(play.bloomword.earth does not resolve). Every claim becomes "learn more at
bloomword.earth" with iOS/Android named as the only playable platforms, per
the standing item in the Bloomword roadmap.
The VideoGame structured data already declared gamePlatform [iOS, Android]
and needed no change; the footer link carries no play claim and is untouched.
Not built or typechecked: this workstation has no node. The changes are
string literals inside existing quoted copy, with one JSX text edit that
keeps its {" "} separator and closes the sentence after the anchor.
jw