Editorial policy
Every article is about one question. A figure needs two independent public sources before I treat it as settled. One source is labeled as one source. A blank cell means I do not have the number. I do not fill blanks with an estimate.
Sources I will use
The Steam store page, the studio site, the developer’s Steam posts, and screenshots on that store page are the core. Reviews and guides (Metacritic’s listed outlets, LadiesGamers, SmashPad, Vaagame, Into Indie Games) are usable when I can open them and date them. A YouTube title, description, or on-screen caption can support a claim. A search snippet is not a source for a member count or a quote.
When two sources disagree, both stay. Seventeen languages and nineteen languages are both on the site, with the names of the pages that said them. I do not average review scores into a new number.
What I will not do
I will not publish a redeem code the studio has not posted. I will not link a repack. I will not invent the other hundred cartridge names. I will not describe a session I did not play as if I had stood at the bench. Each page ends with one limitation line that says the check was of public pages. Corrections with a URL go to [email protected], and the page date moves when the text changes.
Questions
Who is responsible for a page?
The operator of this domain. The byline is the guide, not Parasol Corp.
How often do prices get checked?
The price page is dated. A sale that starts after that date is not implied.
Do you accept guest posts?
No. Tips are welcome by email if they include a public source.
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Sources
- Steam store page . Checked 2026-11-07.
- Parasol Corp site . Checked 2026-11-07.