Editorial and catalog standards

Game entries

Before an entry is published, we check that its title, platform, cover, launch URL, genre labels, objective, and control summary match the listed game. Revision labels are used when two files represent distinct releases. We avoid claims about completion, compatibility, or multiplayer features that have not been verified.

A successful title-screen launch does not prove every stage works. When a reader reports a repeatable failure, we review the entry and can move it out of the public catalog while it is checked.

Guides and recommendations

Guides are written for the controls and limitations of the Yodhax browser player. Recommendations are based on observable play style, control demands, and session behavior. We do not generate fake reviews, ratings, popularity counters, or claims about what “everyone” prefers.

Publication review

A guide is checked against the current player interface before publication. Instructions must name controls that visitors can actually find, explain session limits, and separate confirmed behavior from troubleshooting suggestions. Internal links are added only when the destination helps complete the task.

We review material after meaningful player changes and when a correction identifies outdated advice. A visible review date means the page was checked on that date; it is not an automatic timestamp added to make old material appear new.

Updates and corrections

Guide pages show their review date, while game pages show the latest catalog update. Material changes are made when the player changes, a factual error is confirmed, or troubleshooting advice no longer matches current browsers.

To request a correction, include the exact page, the statement or behavior at issue, and evidence that helps us reproduce or verify it. Use the contact form and choose the closest support category.

Rights and advertising

Advertising does not determine catalog inclusion, rankings, or guide conclusions. Rights concerns follow the separate copyright and rights reporting process. Ads are kept away from game controls and are labelled when shown on substantive guide pages.