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Policy · Updated 2026-10-24
Editorial policy
Each page has one job and a checked date. Claims about price, patch, platform, and release dates come from a named source. If we could not open the source, the sentence is omitted or marked unverified.
Research and drafting use AI assistance. Each published claim must be checked against the linked evidence rather than inherited from an AI draft or a research packet. We do not describe unperformed playtests as first-hand experience. Send corrections with the page URL to [email protected].
Labels
Confirmed: supported by an official publisher announcement or the relevant project maintainer for that project. Reported: attributed reporting, community data or interpretation, not an official announcement. Unverified: a claim for which the cited evidence does not establish the point. Not announced does not mean a private project cannot exist. Software versions and prices carry a check date and a named project or region.
Community wiki numbers, especially boss echoes, are cited as wiki figures. They are not Sony patch notes. First-person lines are editorial notes about reading those sources.
Corrections
Substantive corrections change the page and its modified date together. The sitemap lastmod uses that date. The 24 October 2026 pre-launch review corrected quest mechanics, quote attribution, news dates, metadata and video ownership. We keep the associated review and evidence in the project history. Decorative AI illustrations are labeled; they are not screenshots or official game art.
Questions
How do I report an error?
Email [email protected] with the URL, the sentence, and a better source.
Do you use automated writing?
Research notes were assembled with software assistance and then checked against the source list. The sources on the page are the authority, not the draft.