Contact

One person maintains this site. Corrections get read and acted on.

Most useful thing you can send

A link. This site’s whole premise is that every claim traces to a first-party or storefront record, so a correction with a source behind it can be verified and published the same day. A correction without one takes much longer, because it has to be chased back to a record before anything changes.

Particularly wanted

Anything that moves a row on the platform table — a console announcement, a store listing appearing, a developer statement.
A specific release date, a price, or a demo going live.
A developer answering one of the open questions listed on the systems pages, in an interview, on Discord or anywhere else quotable.
Anything on this site that misreads a source or has gone out of date.

What this is not

Not a route to the developers. This site has no affiliation with Coyote House Games or Curve Games and cannot pass on bug reports, refund requests or feature ideas. For those, the game’s official channels are linked from its official site.

Not accepting guest posts, link exchanges or sponsored content. Those emails do not get a reply.

How a correction gets handled

The same way every other fact on the site was established, which is worth spelling out so you know what to expect:

The claim is traced back to a first-party or storefront record — the Steam store API, the Xbox Wire post, the Microsoft Store listing, Nintendo’s eShop catalogue, or a reply in the Steam forum from an account carrying the [developer] flair.
If it checks out, the page changes and so does anything else on the site that repeats the same fact. Claims here are stored as data rather than typed into each page, so a correction lands everywhere at once instead of leaving three pages quietly disagreeing.
If a page previously said the opposite, the correction is stated rather than silently swapped. The trailer page carries one of these: it used to claim the footage showed no interface at all, which was written from the store description rather than from watching it.

Things that are already known and not bugs

Most platform pages say “not announced”. That is the answer, not a gap waiting to be filled.
There is no codes page, no tier list and no release-date countdown to a specific day. None of those can be built from the available records.
Some pages are short. Where the public record is three sentences long, the page is not padded out to look longer than the evidence.

Who runs it

One person, as a side project, with no relationship to anyone who works on the game. There is no company behind this and no editorial team — which is exactly why every claim is linked back to something you can check yourself rather than asked to be taken on trust. If that chain is ever broken on a page, that is the most useful bug you can report.