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How pages are written
Editorial policy
A figure needs a public page. Two independent pages make it confirmed. One page keeps the status at one source. A clash stays as two numbers. A missing number stays blank.
What counts as a source
Roblox and Steam store pages come first. Studio news comes next. Wikis, YouTube uploads, and community guides are usable when they are named and dated. A video title is not a measurement. I use a video when the upload date and the channel are part of the citation, and I still want a second page before I treat a price as settled.
I write a short first-person note on every guide page about the judgment I made, then one Limitation line. I do not scatter a pile of disclaimers through the paragraphs.
What we will not publish
No invented lore, no guessed file size, no code that a generator spat out. No script downloads. No aggregate star rating written by this site. Store review counts, when shown, are attributed to Steam and dated. Art from the Steam store stays credited to DragDrop Games. Roblox thumbnails stay credited to the Roblox listing.
Questions
What if two wikis disagree?
Both figures stay, with their sources. We do not average them.
How often are pages checked?
The date on each source line is the day that page was read. Codes are set up to be re-read on a schedule.
Sources
- Roblox game page — checked 2026-11-10
- Steam store — checked 2026-11-10