Steam shows you review scores. It cannot show you how a studio behaved after launch: the patches, the communication, the follow-through, or the quiet abandonment. Our free browser extension puts The Aftercare Index score directly under the title on a game's Steam store page.
Aftercare Index: 90/100 · A · RecoveryWhat the chip looks like on Cyberpunk 2077's Steam page. Click it and you land on the full scorecard, with the evidence behind every point. Games we have not audited yet show no chip at all.
Download the extension (.zip) Chrome Web Store: in review
The Chrome Web Store listing is in Google's review queue. Until it lands, the extension loads manually in about two minutes, no account needed: download and unzip the package, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked, and choose the unzipped folder (the one holding manifest.json). Firefox: unzip, open about:debugging, choose This Firefox, then Load Temporary Add-on and pick manifest.json.
Phone browsers and the Steam app do not allow extensions, for anyone. On mobile the same scores live one search away: every audited game has a page built for "is it worth it now" searches, starting at our Cyberpunk 2077 scorecard.
The extension collects nothing. No accounts, no tracking, no analytics. It fetches one public scores file from this site, caches it for a day, and that is the whole story. How scoring works.