Editorial policy
Every guide page on this site is one search intent. The price page does not also try to be the etymology page. Sentences that state a number name where the number came from, and the sources list at the bottom is the link list. A status column says how many sources support a row. "1 source" means I would not bet the row against a studio post that appears tomorrow.
I write the judgment in the first person: what I kept, what I refused to merge, what I left blank. The blank is deliberate. A missing PlayStation price, a missing frame rate, a missing mod menu, and a missing public reward string stay empty. Filling them with a plausible figure is the failure this policy exists to prevent.
The boundary of the work is one sentence, the same shape on each page: the reading is from dated public pages, videos, and posts. That sentence is the limitation line. It is not a stack of apologies, and it is not a reason to skip the sources.
Corrections are part of the job. The contact address is [email protected]. A good correction replaces a cell and updates the date. It does not quietly become a new tone. Screenshots on the site are Steam store images. Trailers are the studio's YouTube uploads, loaded after a click. We do not present either as something we filmed.
Questions
What counts as a source?
A public page, a store listing, a studio post, a video with a checkable title and channel, or a named guide. Two independent sources are the goal. Copied walkthroughs count once.
What if sources disagree?
Both numbers stay. The release day, the note count, and the ending title are written that way. We do not average them.
Who corrects a page?
Mail [email protected] with the URL and the better source. The change gets a date. The note on the page says what judgment was made.
Sources
- Steam store — checked 2026-11-02
- Contact page — checked 2026-11-02
Source counts refer to independent publishers; syndicated copies and separate readings from one publisher count as one source.