Editorial policy
How coverage is researched and checked
Every publishable page must identify the game correctly, answer a distinct reader need, and retain enough source information for an editor to recheck the facts.
Sources and verification
Official store pages, developer announcements, patch notes, and first-party documentation are preferred. Third-party videos or discussions may identify questions, but they do not replace primary evidence for release facts or mechanics.
Authorship and accountability
Core game reference pages may omit a personal byline. They still show their verification date, source trail, research limits, and this site-wide editorial policy. Reviews and tested guides identify the responsible author or tester when personal experience is part of the claim.
Guides and testing
Walkthroughs, codes, endings, performance claims, and puzzle solutions are not published as verified instructions without an appropriate game version, source trail, or hands-on check.
AI-assisted work
Automation may help organize candidates, compare sources, or draft structure. It cannot invent facts, claim play experience, fabricate authors, or bypass editorial review requirements.
Corrections
Material errors should be corrected promptly, with the affected facts and verification date rechecked. A public correction channel will be added before launch.