Our editorial rules
1. Source every important claim
Release facts start with official publisher or platform pages. Gameplay observations are labeled as observations. Player-tested advice will show the version and test context. Research metrics are treated as dated observations, not permanent facts.
2. Do not fill a page with invented data
Pre-release games create a strong temptation to turn rumors, trailer frames and keyword suggestions into a database. We keep entries pending until there is a source and a meaningful player use case. An empty field is better than a confident error.
3. Control spoilers
Release and gameplay pages stay broad. Boss, story, map and acquisition details will use spoiler labels and staged disclosure. When a tool can work without story data, it will.
4. Keep original work distinct
The homepage illustration is original editorial art and is labeled as non-official. We do not copy competitor Wiki prose, screenshots or maps. Official pages are linked for reference, and external videos remain clearly attributed.
5. Correct the record
Corrections should include the page URL, the claim, the stronger source and the reason for the change. A future contact channel will be published before the site enters a production publishing cycle.
| Verified | Supported by a first-party page or direct in-game confirmation. |
|---|---|
| Observed | Visible in official or clearly identified gameplay footage, not necessarily a complete mechanic. |
| Tested | Reproduced in a playable build and recorded with version context. |
| Pending | Known as a question or marketing reference, but not enough evidence for a factual entry. |