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The second half of your question is the one worth chasing, and it's a rate versus count problem.

Related games traffic is low intent by construction. Somebody clicking a tile next to another game was not looking for yours, so a large block of those visitors will never follow or collect. If views doubled and follows per view halved, that's arithmetic rather than damage.

So compare absolute numbers, not rates. If follows per day are roughly flat while views went 400 to 800, nothing broke. If absolute follows genuinely fell while views rose, that's a different problem and worth a ticket.

One caveat on that table. It shows only a top slice of referrers and it leaves out visits that arrive with no referrer at all, so the mix can look like it shifted when your other sources never moved.

Follow per day went -100%, maybe it is coinscidence, I am not sure yet. But I was getting 1 to 3 follow each day. 

I do understand that if it is related games route - then yes, people from not so related project might be not very interested in this one, and just pass by.

Absolute follows stays, you mean the already fllowed ones. All good, and download count still going too, and overall not enough data to really judge or analyze, so I am just half-paniking here.