If a shop rented games, its catalogue could show player count, indicative duration and the language of the available edition. Customers would choose titles and rental period. Staff would check boxes before confirmation and provide a contents list. Returns would trigger a component check before games became available again, with missing pieces tracked against the specific rental needing follow-up.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Does the website language identify the game's language?
No. Each listing should state the edition's language and the language of its components. A bilingual website can offer a single-language game without implying that both editions are available.
How can an incomplete returned game be handled?
The inventory can record missing components and temporarily suspend rental availability. The shop contacts the relevant customer under its stated conditions before deciding how to resolve the missing items.