Dated facts · no invented scores
Editorial policy
A sentence on this site is either tied to a source and a check date, or it is labeled as something I did not verify. There is no third category.
Source notes
The first-person lines are the editor reading the sources, not a persona. If I have not timed a chapter myself, the page attributes time ranges to the named published coverage or guide and does not present them as our measurements. If two guides disagree about a button, both notes stay on the page.
Rules for a fact
Prices, file sizes, language lists, and release dates come from the store or the publisher, with the date of the check. A sale price always carries its end time and timezone when the store printed one. Review scores are quoted from Metacritic, OpenCritic, or Steam, never averaged again into a house score. This site does not publish aggregateRating markup.
Walkthrough steps follow published guides (IGN, 100pguides, PSNProfiles) and say so. I do not add a puzzle solution I have not seen in one of those sources. Collectible totals follow the lists that agree on 76. A claim I cannot source is omitted, or marked unverified in the sentence itself.
Updates and corrections
Each page carries article:modified_time and a visible “sources checked” date. That date moves when the page is rechecked, not when the server happens to rebuild. The sitemap lastmod uses the same date.
Send corrections to [email protected] with the URL and the source. The about page says who reads that mail. Sponsored placement is not how these pages are ordered. Store links are ordinary outbound links to Steam, GOG, PlayStation, and Nintendo.
Common questions
Do you invent review scores?
No. Scores are quoted from the publication or the aggregator, with the check date.
What if two guides disagree?
Both versions stay, and the page says they disagree.
How do I get a line fixed?
Email [email protected] with the page URL and a source.