The Depth Chart badge
One clean grade, D1 to D5, built to live on someone else's page: a game site, a store listing, a streamer overlay. It's the most portable thing we make. Every shared badge advertises an honest difficulty grade and links back to the full breakdown.
A certified seal for every grade
The Depth Chart seal is the credibility mark: an award-style medallion that reads instantly as "officially rated." Same shape wherever it lands. D5 always wears the warning treatment.
Prefer something compact for a store listing or stream overlay? A horizontal bar version of every grade is available too: grab either below.
Put a grade on your page
Each graded game has a hosted badge image. Paste this where you want the seal: it links back to the full breakdown and carries the review data engines read.
1. The seal (HTML)
Example for Pictorbit (D2). Swap the slug for any graded game. For the compact bar instead, change -d2-seal.svg to -d2.svg (width 260, height 120).
<a href="https://jumpintogaming.com/pictorbit/"
title="Pictorbit difficulty to learn: D2 Shallow">
<img src="https://jumpintogaming.com/images/badges/pictorbit-d2-seal.svg"
alt="JumpIntoGaming certified: Pictorbit is a D2 (Shallow)"
width="240" height="277" loading="lazy">
</a>
2. The review data (JSON-LD, optional but recommended)
Drop this in your page's <head> so search engines and AI read the grade as a review.
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Review",
"itemReviewed": { "@type": "VideoGame", "name": "Pictorbit" },
"name": "Difficulty to learn: D2 (Shallow)",
"reviewRating": { "@type": "Rating", "ratingValue": 2,
"bestRating": 5, "worstRating": 1,
"alternateName": "D2 Shallow" },
"author": { "@type": "Organization", "name": "JumpIntoGaming" },
"url": "https://jumpintogaming.com/pictorbit/"
}
</script>
The rules, plainly
The badge shows the difficulty-to-learn grade only, not a quality score. Use it on the game it grades. The rating value 1 to 5 maps to D1 to D5. We update the hosted image if a grade changes after a re-review, so your badge always reflects the current verdict.