Policy
Editorial policy
A figure is either sourced, marked as a single source, or left blank.
I read public pages: the Steam store, Steam announcements, the Fandom wiki with its 2023 date attached, Steam guides, and independent write-ups such as 4Gamer, HappyGamer and Gameoneer. Two of those have to agree before I call something confirmed. A wiki table and a guide that copies it count as one lineage. SteamDB mirrors of an announcement are the same source as the announcement.
When two sources disagree, both numbers stay, with dates. I do not average player counts or pick a release day and hide the other. The US store says 5 Nov 2026. The launch post says 6 Nov 2026 UTC+8. You will see both.
Each page has one limitation sentence. It is not a stack of apologies. The first-person note says what judgment I made. Interface addresses stay in the source list at the bottom, not in that note.
Corrections: email [email protected]. A accepted correction updates the page and the modified date. Drafting help from software does not replace the sources. I do not claim to have played a fight I only read about.
No redeem-code table exists because 80 announcements do not describe one. Item ids that are missing stay missing. Capacity charts without published liters are not estimated.


Questions
What counts as two sources?
Two independent publications. A guide and a page that copies it are one lineage.
Will you fill a blank from a video later?
Only if the video shows the figure and a second source agrees, or the video is labeled as the single source.
Related
Sources
- Steam news — checked 2026-11-07
- Fandom wiki — checked 2026-11-07