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Editorial policy
What we will print
Names, dates, prices, platform labels, and ending counts need a public page or the game's own published text. A YouTube title can show how people search. It cannot set the ending count. A store blurb that says 'a nice happy ending' stays a blurb.
One source is allowed on the page if the status says so. Zero sources means the cell stays empty. We do not estimate downloads, revenue, or a player count the page did not show.
How a page is shaped
Each URL answers one question. Endings, the proverb, and the phone apps do not share a page. The first-person note says what judgment we made. One Limitation sentence closes it. The source list carries the links and the checked date, which is also the page's modified time.
The game's code and art are the author's public-domain release. The sentences on this site are our writing. See terms. Who to write is on contact. What the browser stores is on privacy.
FAQ
When is a fact 'checked'?
When at least two independent public sources agree, or when we label a single source as one source. The scene files count as one source.
What if sources disagree?
We keep both figures. Steam's 9 July 2019 and a wiki's June 9, 2019 are the pattern. We do not average them.
Can I correct a page?
Email [email protected] with the page, the sentence, and a link. A correction that holds gets a new checked date.
Sources
- itch listing — checked 2026-11-07
- Published source — checked 2026-11-07