How we check
every answer

Which sources do we trust first?

For release dates, platforms, downloads, and developer plans, the official itch.io listing and its devlogs take priority. For controls, order flow, story sequence, and endings, we compare complete, version-matched gameplay footage. Third-party guides and comments help identify questions but do not become facts by repetition.

How do we handle uncertain information?

We separate information into confirmed in-game events, statements made by a character or developer, and editorial interpretation. If an item price, route, release date, sequel, or game mode cannot be verified, the page says “not confirmed” instead of guessing.

How are search questions answered?

The answer appears immediately below the relevant heading. We use the wording players search for only when it makes the answer clearer; we do not create thin pages or repeat keywords solely for ranking.

How are spoilers handled?

Story pages identify spoiler-light and full-spoiler sections. Walkthroughs warn before revealing late-game events. Search snippets and titles avoid unnecessary final-scene details unless the page specifically answers an ending query.

How often are pages reviewed?

Pages with changing platform or release information show a last-checked date and link to the current official source. A date means the cited source was reviewed on that day; it does not imply that a new game update occurred.

How do corrections work?

Send the exact page URL, disputed sentence, game version, and supporting source to legal@narinigmoba.app. Material errors are corrected promptly; interpretations are clarified when the evidence supports more than one reading.