Editorial policy
Each page focuses on one project or question. Numbers and dates come from a named public page and carry the day we checked them. A figure with one source stays marked as one source.
Order of sources
First, the people who ship the thing: Kickstarter updates, Steam store pages, Meta’s newsroom, Discord’s own video, IT Revolution’s pages. Second, newsrooms with editors, such as VGC, Kotaku, Road to VR, and 4Gamer. Third, wikis. Fourth, player reviews and videos, used for “players reported this,” not for rules the developer never wrote.
The first-person note at the bottom of every article is the editor saying which judgment they made. It is not a lab log. Interface addresses belong in the source list, not in that note.
What we will not publish
No full book text, no game installers, no key shops, no made-up puzzle solutions, and no release day that a store page has not printed. Images of shipped games are store screenshots with credit in the surrounding sentence. The home painting and the phoenix mark are original art made for this site.
Pages are updated when a source changes, and the modified date on the page moves with that edit. The current pass is 12 November 2026.
Questions
What counts as checked?
Two independent public sources, or a clear label that only one source said it. We do not upgrade a wiki stub into an official spec.
How do I ask for a correction?
Email [email protected] with the URL, the sentence, and a better source. We correct factual errors. We do not remove a sourced sentence because it is inconvenient.
Sources
- Contact — checked 2026-11-12