Editorial policy

Every guide page answers one question. Numbers come from a public page we can link. We would rather leave a cell blank than estimate a damage value, a drop rate, or a file size.

What counts as checked

• Two independent public sources that agree: we state the figure and name both at the bottom.
• One source: the status column says “1 source,” and the sentence stays close to that page’s wording.
• A conflict: both figures stay. Steam’s date and GOG’s date are the model.
• No source: the cell is blank or the sentence says the listing did not print it.

What we read

Store pages, the HTML5 game page, wiki articles, patch notes, and news stories. A video still counts when we can point at the clip. We do not treat a single headline as a population count.

Voice

Each page ends with a short note about the judgment we made, plus one Limitation sentence. That note is an editor speaking, not a lab log.

Freshness

Scores, prices, and dates carry the day we read them. The plan is a quarterly pass. The news explainer is not a daily blog. If you spot a stale line, the contact page is the route, and the aim is two business days.