Editorial Policy
A number lands on a page when two independent public sources agree, or it is labeled as a single source, or the cell stays empty. I do not average conflicting clocks. I do not write a download link I cannot attach to the official site or a platform store. Checks are dated. The date on current pages is 4 Nov 2026 unless a line says otherwise.
How a sentence gets here
Store pages, the official site, the encyclopedia entry, Metacritic, platform stores, and the public wiki are the usual set. A wiki line and a store line can support a date. Two pages on the same wiki do not count as two sources. YouTube counts when the title, the description, or the picture shows the fact, and I name the upload.
First-person notes say what I decided. They are not a lab log. Each page ends that note with one limitation sentence. Spoilers on ending pages are labeled in the opening answer.
Corrections go to the contact address. If a price changes, the old price stays only with its date attached.
FAQ
What if sources disagree?
Both numbers stay, with their dates. I do not blend them.
What if only one site says it?
The table says one source, or I leave the cell blank.
Related
Sources
- Steam store page for Inscryption (app 1092790) — checked 2026-11-04
- Wikipedia: Inscryption — checked 2026-11-04