Each page on this site answers one search. The home page separates three projects. Game pages describe one project. The character index describes main-series rivals and does not pretend to be a download. Trust pages describe this website.
What counts as checked
- A figure needs two independent sites before the status column says more than one source.
- A single site’s own file is still useful. The status column then says 1 source.
- Empty cells stay empty. We do not estimate levels, prices, or player counts.
- Disagreements stay visible. The Minecraft version row is the model: three statements, no blend.
- Dates on the page are the day the public page was read, printed as last updated.
- The first-person note says what judgment was made. The limit of that reading is one sentence.
What we will not publish
We do not host game files, ROM images, or mod packs. We do not offer investment advice about any token that uses a similar name. We do not copy encyclopedia articles or official character art. Screenshots on game pages are captures of public homepages from 4 Nov 2026, or original illustrations labeled as such. Quotes from a project are short and linked.
Corrections go to [email protected]. Say the page address and the public URL that disagrees. If the correction checks out, the page date moves with the text. Adsterra placements are marked Advertisement and do not determine our source conclusions. The privacy page describes the advertising and analytics that start by default and the Reject control.
Questions
When is a fact marked with more than one source?
When two different sites say it. Two files on the same domain count as one source in the status column.
What happens if the sources disagree?
Both figures stay, with the site that said each one. They are not averaged into a third number.
Sources
- Contact · 2026-11-04