Editorial
Editorial policy
A sentence stays on a page when I can point at a public source. A number stays off the page when I cannot.
Last checked: 2026-10-30
What counts as checked
I compare public web pages, store listings, announcement posts, video titles and descriptions, and community threads. Two independent sources have to agree before I call something established. One source is labeled as one source. The SteamDB unlock minute is the current example: I print it, and I do not call it the publisher's clock.
When sources disagree I keep both, with dates. The wishlist pair is the example: almost 35,000 on 17 April 2026 from the developer, and a later media figure near 75,000. I do not average them. A missing price stays blank. I do not estimate.
Corrections and freshness
Each page shows the date it was checked. After the 13 November 2026 release I expect the price, reviews, and language list to move, and those pages should be re-read against the store and a publisher post. Send a correction to [email protected] with the page and the source.
Screenshots are credited. I do not present a store image as my own drawing. First-person lines on each page say what judgment I made. They are not a diary of private tools.
Questions people ask
Why are some cells empty?
Because no public source gave a number. Empty is more honest than a guess.
How do I report an error?
Email [email protected] with the URL and a better public source.
Keep going
Sources checked 2026-10-30
- Steam store page, Drawquarium (app 4045480) — checked 2026-10-30