Editorial policy

What counts as a source

I use the Steam store page, the public achievement text, Steam news posts, store screenshots, and public videos when the title, description or chapter list states a fact. A second independent source is required before I call something settled. A tracker that disagrees with the public achievement list does not get averaged in. The Arrow case is the example: a tracker printed 0.6%, the public list printed 7.1% on 4 Nov 2026, and the page uses 7.1%.

Screenshots are credited to Rischer Kriebl and linked back to the store. I do not clip a design reference into the site, and I do not present a generated picture as a game screenshot.

Corrections and updates

Email [email protected] with the URL and the source. If you are right, I change the page and the date. Prices and review counts move; the sentence keeps the check date instead of pretending to be a live ticker. The discount through 15 Nov 2026 is a store line, not a promise that the price stays there after that day.

I do not publish trainers, cracks, or modified files. I do not write a code-redemption page, because the game has no redemption list. The 25 Oct 2026 key post is a product-key drop, and it stays on the price page as that.

First person, on purpose

Each page ends with a short note about the judgment I made: which figure I kept, which cell I left empty. The limit of the research is one sentence at the end of that note. The sources list sits under it so you can open the same pages.

Who owns the screenshots?

Rischer Kriebl. The guide hosts copies for commentary and names the store page under each figure.

Will you add a page for one achievement?

Only after the search record shows people are looking for that name. Until then the row lives in the full table.

Do you take payment for a ranking?

No. The games-like page is a comparison of store facts, not a sponsored order.