Editorial policy

Effective Aug 27, 2026

Source hierarchy

Publisher and developer pages, verified game channels, official store listings and direct developer statements are the primary evidence. Reputable reporting may add context, but it does not override a current official source. Community discussion can reveal questions worth researching; it is not treated as confirmation by itself.

Evidence labels

Confirmed facts are tied to a cited source. Details that depend on a future build, region, edition or platform are explicitly marked as unconfirmed or awaiting testing. The site does not invent release dates, codes, characters, requirements or mechanics to fill a page.

AI and human judgment

Automation may help organize source material, detect stale links and standardize page structure. Claims, scope decisions and final wording are reviewed against the cited evidence; AI-generated assertions are never accepted as sources.

Freshness and corrections

Every guide displays a review date. Time-sensitive pages are checked more often, while stable explainers are revisited when new official information changes the answer. Corrections replace unsupported claims rather than silently adding contradictory text.

Page selection

A new page must answer a distinct search need with enough evidence to be useful. Synonyms, spelling variants and questions with the same intent are consolidated, helping readers find one strong answer instead of several thin pages.