Source order
- First-party sources: the official Steam page, developer announcements and patch notes for release facts and version changes.
- First-hand evidence: current-patch gameplay, screenshots and UI prompts for routes, locations and observable mechanics.
- Independent reporting: reputable game publications and specialist guides for cross-checking details not documented officially.
- Community reports: useful for identifying bugs and edge cases, but labelled as reports until reproduced or corroborated.
Original value
Each detailed guide should solve a player problem with its own structure, explanation and verification. A source link alone does not make copied or lightly rewritten material acceptable. Pages should add practical route order, decision points, troubleshooting, current-patch context, screenshots or other evidence that helps a reader act.
Patch and uncertainty labels
Where a fact is version-sensitive, the guide states the patch or update date. When sources conflict, the newest first-party source takes priority. If a claim cannot be verified, the page should say so, narrow the claim or omit it instead of inventing precision.
Images
Images should be first-hand captures, clearly permitted material or assets used for identification and commentary with meaningful surrounding explanation. Captions should say what the image verifies and note unusual interface languages or version context.
Corrections and material changes
Correction reports are evaluated against current gameplay and the source order above. Confirmed changes should update the page, its visible modified date and any affected structured data. Material corrections should not be hidden merely to preserve an earlier ranking or conclusion.
Commercial separation
Advertising, sponsorship or affiliate relationships must not control rankings, recommendations or factual conclusions. Paid material must be clearly labelled and visually separated from navigation and editorial content. The site will not ask readers to click ads or disguise ads as game controls.
Contact
To propose a correction or raise a sourcing concern, follow the process on the Contact page. Learn who maintains the project on About.