How We Source and Check Information

Every gameplay sentence on this site should point at a public page or a public video. The status column says how many of those sources agree: “2 sources”, “1 source”, or “source disagreement”. A missing PC key is a dash, not a guess borrowed from Roblox’s default jump button.

What I keep, what I drop

I keep a number only with the day I read it. Visits and people-playing are a snapshot. I keep a code only when the developer’s own game text lists it. Strings that appear only on other websites stay out of the active code table. I keep a price only when the public sale record includes one.

I drop write-ups that contradict a captioned video, even if they rank well. I drop damage tiers for gloves when the pass text says cosmetic only. I drop a Discord invite that is not linked from the game. Corrections: contact. Who writes the pages: about.

Code checks are scheduled every six hours against the public game text and the pass list. A new candidate needs a developer listing and an independent public source before it is called verified; single-source candidates carry their source count. The visible checked date moves when a check actually runs.