Editorial policy

A claim needs two independent public sources before I treat it as checked. One source stays labeled as one source. A missing number stays blank.

Sources I use are store listings, the studio site and wiki, Steam pages, press reports, and public wiki articles for other games. A video counts when the title, the channel, and the upload date are visible. A social post counts when the post itself is the source, and a code from that post is filed with the post's date.

If two sources disagree, I print both. Fortnite's finale date is a press date until Epic publishes a full calendar. Final Fantasy XI's treasure-hunter cap is printed as two wiki traditions, not a compromise number. Red Dead rank 2's chest is described two ways when the write-ups differ.

I do not estimate budgets, playtimes, or energy costs. Kumiko's budget, Claire's how-long-to-beat figure, and the Aion 2 energy cost are blank for that reason.

Codes are the strictest case. A reusable word from a page that names a different game never enters the table. A one-time launch code is archived with its date. The live table stays empty when the public record is empty.

Corrections go to the contact address. The changed date on a page moves when the text moves. Screenshots from the App Store and Steam are labeled with the store they came from.

Updated 2026-11-05. Edited by Treasure Hunter Run.