Editorial Policy

The aim of an entry is to answer a set of concrete questions: what the game is, how it plays, who made it, which release is being described, and what its documented platform and language support actually means.

Evidence follows the claim

Developer and publisher release materials establish identity and intended features. An edition’s official language table establishes its listed interface, subtitles, and audio. A store’s own metadata describes that store edition; it does not automatically establish the earliest publication of the underlying work. Conflicts remain research questions rather than being silently averaged.

Writing and testing

Descriptions are written as reference text, without copied promotional paragraphs, invented ratings, or unsupported superlatives. A text entry is not a recommendation or a claim that the team played the game. Published technical requirements are attributed records, not compatibility tests conducted by this site.

Review before publication

A record needs a confirmed identity, an evidenced gameplay description, and a documented release. Edition-specific facts are kept together. Cover artwork and screenshots identify the games discussed in each entry. We select non-graphic images from official store listings and developer updates and retain their source records. The images belong to their respective rights holders; their inclusion does not imply endorsement.

Changes and independence

Substantive corrections are tracked separately from routine source checks. Rechecking a URL does not make an old article newly written. Coverage and wording do not depend on commercial participation. Readers can report a disputed fact through the correction process.