Editorial policy
When two pages disagree I keep both sentences and name them. The phone support lines are the example: the FAQ says not now, the wiki documents touch controls, and the platforms page prints both. I do not average them into “mobile works on Wi-Fi.”
Rules on this site
Dates, prices, versions, file sizes, and platform claims are re-read when the page is updated. The build id on a guide is the build the source described, not a promise that today's download is unchanged. We do not host game files, cheat packages, or save editors. We do not publish a score we did not find. Corrections go to [email protected] and the page's updated date moves when the text changes.
- Contradictions are kept, not merged.
- A missing number stays blank.
- Community rankings are labeled with the site and the timestamp.
- YouTube speech is not treated as a fact unless a second source agrees.
Questions and answers
What counts as checked?
Two independent public sources that agree, with links and the date we read them. The official wiki, FAQ, and changelog are one publisher. A news site, a second guide, GitHub, Steam, or a video page can be the second. If only one source exists, the page says so.
Do you require someone to play before publishing?
No. Pages are written from public text, headers, and videos. A sentence that would need a private playtest is left out.
Sources checked 2026-10-29
- changelog.json — example of a primary source (checked 2026-10-29)