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How the sentences are written
Editorial policy
I would rather leave a cell blank than invent a price, a frame time, or a patch note.
Sources
Steam’s store page and Steam’s news posts are the spine. A second public page — SteamDB for the unlock hour, a console store for a different game, YouTube for a track list, Genius for a lyric, Discord for the server name — is what lets me call something confirmed by more than one place. Steam’s store page and Steam’s data feed are the same company, so they count once.
Disagreement and silence
If the language table says 21 and the About blurb says 22, both stay. If a single upload is 4:12 and a playlist chapter is 4:13, both stay. If six regions have no price, the price page says the price is unannounced. I do not average, and I do not fill from a key shop.
The first-person line
Every page ends with one note about the judgment I made and one limitation sentence. That note is about the decision, not about the plumbing used to read a public page. The limitation is the same kind of boundary on every page: the text was checked against public pages, not by playing through a client for this draft.
Updates and corrections
The date on a page is the date that page’s facts were checked. Mail [email protected] when a sentence is stale. I change the sentence and the date together.
Questions
Why are some cells empty?
Because no public source had the number. An empty cell is the policy, not a forgotten field.
Do you test codes in the game?
This game has no redeem-code list in the public notes, so there is no code page. I do not require an in-game session to publish a store fact.
Sources
- Steam store page — checked 2026-11-12
- SteamDB — checked 2026-11-12