point-game.jp — September 2026 traffic, keywords & AI visibility

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point-game.jp scores 84 out of 100 on our AI visibility scale, grade A. It takes full marks for LLMS.txt and SEO health. The biggest gap is Company profile, at 19 of 25 points (6/8 core fields), worth 6 points if closed. It also loses points on Crawlability (5/10) and Structured data (0/5).

The llms.txt on point-game.jp runs to 128 lines (6,217 characters) across 12 sections, last generated in August 2026. It introduces the site as "Simple games that keep players coming back for more points and fun". It tells AI engines the business works in Mobile Gaming, Casual Games and Game Development. It describes 3 products, with prices such as Daily Point Quest at Free with in-app purchases, Holiday Harvest at Free with in-app purchases and Break Time Points at Free with in-app purchases. The audience it names is Japanese casual gamers, aged 18-45 (Japan). Technologies it mentions include Unity and Firebase. The keywords it claims start with "casual mobile", "point collection", "quick sessions" and "japanese gamers".

# Simple games that keep players coming back for more points and fun

## About
Point Game began as a small Tokyo team making casual mobile titles that reward steady progress through simple point collection. They design short play sessions that fit into breaks without complex rules or steep learning curves. The games run well on older phones so more people across Japan can enjoy them. Mechanics stay light enough that anyone picks up the goal in minutes. Local payment partnerships let in-game buys feel natural rather than pushy. Heavy ads are avoided in favor of earning points through regular play. This has built a loyal daily user base. Seasonal events tied to Japanese holidays keep things fresh. Player feedback directly influences features added every few months. Freelance artists help each title get its own style without large budgets. Servers stay stable during peak evening hours. Small steady updates are preferred over risky big launches. Staff test their own games during lunch to catch issues early. Revenue comes mainly from optional point packs that speed progress for those who choose them. The company remains private with no outside investment. The quiet Tokyo office helps the team focus. New ideas are tested first with a small dedicated player group before wider release. This careful approach has maintained a solid reputation among casual gamers in Japan. The focus stays

Google lists point-game.jp for about 1 keywords.

The latest technical audit of point-game.jp scored 98 out of 100 overall. All 3 sub-scores are 90 or above. The audit makes 15 recommendations in all, and 3 of the 4 listed first are rated high priority or critical.

Point Game's company profile names mixi.jp, gumi.co.jp, cyberagent.co.jp and square-enix.com as competitors. Its own llms.txt adds konami.com and capcom.co.jp. Outside its market, the domains ranked closest to it in our worldwide ranking are epiccare.ie, f999.com, javmyanmar.com and kingdeportes.com.

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