Editorial policy
Last checked: · Public sources listed below
A sentence goes on a page when I can point at a public page, a video title and description, a forum thread, or an announcement that a reader can open. One outlet is labeled as a single source. Two outlets that do not copy each other count as checked. The Steam store record counts as a primary source for price, platform, language, and release date.
I do not blend conflicting numbers. A US price and a euro price stay in separate cells. A demo-era fish list and an Early Access patch note stay labeled with their dates. If a coordinate, a voice actor, or a file size was never published, the field stays blank and the page says so.
Every page carries one limitation line. That line is the whole boundary statement. I do not scatter extra denials through the article. The first-person note says which judgment I made: which figure I kept, which single-source claim I refused to upgrade, which cell I left empty.
Corrections go to [email protected]. The changed page keeps its checked date. I do not publish download instructions for pirated copies, and I do not host the game.
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Questions
Why are some table cells empty?
No public source gave that value. An empty cell is the policy, not a missing edit.
Can I send a source?
Yes. Mail the page address and the link to [email protected].
Sources
- Steam app 3629430 — checked 2026-11-11
- Dream Dock — checked 2026-11-11