Editorial policy
Each guide page is about one search question. Download pages do not also try to be film reviews. Film pages do not pretend to be patch notes. The check date on a page is the date the sources were read, which for this edition is 2026-10-29 unless a line names an older document.
I would rather leave a cell empty than invent a keybind. The 0.6.0 devlog is allowed to say the mouse wheel cycles weapons because Wesware wrote that. A forum guess about the F key stays marked as a 0.5.0 community note. That is the whole standard.
Rules used on every page
- Version numbers carry the devlog date. “Latest” without a date is not used.
- Platform status is a search result plus the date. “Not listed” is not “never.”
- Player quotes keep the author and the day. They are not rewritten into a house score.
- No star rating is added by this site. The 4.9 from 17 itch.io ratings is theirs, and the sample size is printed next to it.
- Screenshots from the itch.io gallery are credited. Historical photos are credited to the archive they came from.
- Corrections go to [email protected]. A fixed sentence gets a new updated date on that page.
Freshness
The game shipped six devlogs in four days. A Windows note from 0.5.0 may already be wrong on 0.7.0, and the Mac zip may still be on 0.4.0. Pages say which build a sentence belongs to. If you are reading this after a new devlog, trust the devlog over a sentence that still says 2026-10-29.
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Sources checked 2026-10-29
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Questions
When is a fact “confirmed”?
When two independent publishing sources support the same claim. The Wesware itch.io listing, purchase page, developer replies, and Wesware devlogs are one official publishing source, even when several pages agree. Official-only facts and individual comments are labeled as such.
What if the sources disagree?
Both figures stay, with the source named. The battle page does this for the start date and the wounded count. The board-game page distinguishes the catalogue author credit from the interview’s developer role; those roles are not assumed to be identical.
Do you play the build before writing?
Not for this edition. Controls, damage, and hardware requirements that Wesware has not published are left blank. A first-person note on a page is about the documents that were read, and it says so.