The unique id of the game, to be used in links and such. Alphanumeric characters and hyphens (-) only; no spaces or special characters.
Examples: hiddenfolks or hidden-folks-2

The name of the game.
Example: Hidden Folks

The directory id of the main developer of the game.

The genre or type of game. 5 words maximum. Include what it is at the end (eg. 'game') so it can be used in a sentence like "Hidden Folks is a Black and white searching game by ...".
Examples: Black and white searching game or Music creation sandbox

The keywords defining the game, used primarily in search and filtering. Use as many predefined keywords as possible and add comma-separated custom keywords if necessary.

A more elaborate description of the game.

Example: Search for hidden folks in hand-drawn, interactive, miniature landscapes. Unfurl tent flaps, cut through bushes, slam doors, and poke some crocodiles!

The platforms the game released on.

The definitive dates of all major releases for the game. At least one date of the selectable options is required. Date format: 'yyyy-mm-dd'.

The game's logo. Must be .png, .jpg or .svg, under 2MB, and smaller than 2000px in width or height. Recommended: square aspect ratio, bigger than 200px in both width and height.

An optional hexadecimal color for when the image has transparency and requires a background color to be clearly visible.
Example: #33BEFF

The YouTube URL to the trailer of the game.
Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYw_tw__7ow

The URL to the game's official website.
Example: https://hiddenfolks.com

An optional list of Dutch companies who are in the directory and who contributed to this game. If the contributor isn't in the directory yet, don't add them right now, but do email them that they can add their company. Once this game is approved and they added their company, they will be able to suggest themselves as a contributor.

An optional comma-separated list of companies who contributed to this game but are not a Dutch company (and will therefore not be found in the directory). Only list companies with a significant contribution: this isn't the place for the entire credits list.
Example: Developer A, Sound Designer B, Artist C

The name of the company this game was made for, only if applicable and not the developer itself.
Examples: National Geographic or Endemol

The name of the game's publisher, only if applicable and not the developer itself.
Example: Devolver Digital