Editorial policy

Every page is one question. I do not merge a location question with a shopping question just to make a longer URL. If a topic cannot carry its own facts, it stays a row in a table.

What counts as checked

I want two sources that did not copy each other. An official post plus the Steam store page counts. An official post plus a wiki page counts. Two posts from the same announcement do not. A single source stays labeled as one source. I do not promote it to a settled fact because the sentence sounds confident.

The checked date on a page is the day I read those sources, not the day the game shipped. For this first edition that day is 5 November 2026. Version labels stay attached to the build they came from. A wiki page last marked 0.8.2176 is 0.8 data even if I am writing after 1.0.

Numbers

Prices, platform lists, file details, and dates are copied only when a page states them. A list price and a temporary sale price stay separate, with their store, currency and checked date. I do not average them. If a cell has no published value, the table shows a dash. Growth days that conflict stay as two numbers.

I write in the first person when I make a judgment: which figure I kept, which rumor I left out. The boundary of that work is one sentence at the end of the note. I do not scatter apologies through the guide.

Corrections

Email a correction to [email protected] with the page and the public link. If I agree, I change the sentence and the date. Screenshots on the site are Steam store images with that credit in the picture description. I do not redraw official key art and call it a screenshot.