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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.

A stat panel, the kind of number that needs a version label
A stat panel, the kind of number that needs a version label · ZED ZONE / Leven Liu, INDIECN
A launch screenshot tied to the 1.0 post
A launch screenshot tied to the 1.0 post · ZED ZONE / Leven Liu, INDIECN

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.

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