Read the status and what it actually covers
“Runtime tested” means upstream saved a runtime observation. Check whether it entered the game, the build, platform and recorded problems. It does not establish a complete playthrough, correct rendering everywhere or support on every device. “Known runtime issues” identifies a recorded failure or specific problem.
“Profile only · untested” means a profile exists without sufficient runtime evidence. “Build tested only” also does not establish gameplay. “Unsupported” indicates an explicit architectural or other limitation. A profile’s target version is separate from an observed test version; an unknown tested version is not filled with the profile version.
Compare the device, game and build versions
Check the platform, device and OS, along with the base game, update, DLC, package identifier or source commit. A Mac run cannot directly establish an iPhone result, and the same title can have different regional or update versions.
When a field is not public, this site leaves it unknown. Unknown game version, hardware or scene reduces confidence in applying the result to your setup. The website must not fill those gaps by guessing.
Distinguish the record date from the latest release
An older pass may predate a discovered issue, and an older failure may have been fixed later. Read the record date and version alongside subsequent release notes. Recently added to a website does not necessarily mean more reliable evidence.
Release notes may describe only a failing stage, a synthetic sample or one device. When upstream states that it lacked the original game or target device, that limit remains relevant. A submitted fix is not the same as a verified playable game.
Compare frame rate and stability in context
Frame-rate evidence depends on the device, OS, resolution scale, scene, duration and thermal state. A short high-frame-rate menu sequence does not represent a long play session. A configured frame limit is not a measured frame rate.
This site has not independently run these game tests. Its game pages organize upstream evidence and link to the source. You can retest the same scene with documented settings and report reproducible differences to the upstream project.