The answer first
Official Steam store and news pages control release, feature, compatibility, and patch claims. Public player discussions are used only for clearly labeled observations and problem discovery. Corrections should include the page, statement, current game version, date, and a public source.
Sources & Corrections checklist
- Name the affected page and exact statement.
- Include the game version and observation date.
- Link an official source or reproducible public report.
- Separate a confirmed correction from a suggested workaround.
What is verified
- Every factual task page shows a last-checked date.
- Official sources take priority over community observations.
- No competitor guide text or unlicensed media is used.
What needs more evidence
- A forum answer is not automatically a verified fix.
- A missing official statement is not proof that a problem does not exist.
- This site is not affiliated with Mandragora, tinyBuild, Valve, or Reddit.
Correction standard
A correction changes the public page only when the replacement is supported by a current official source or a reproducible observation with clear version context.
Freshness standard
Status pages are dated because launch-week issues move quickly. An older statement remains historical context, not a current promise.
Editorial boundary
The site answers only the two approved tasks. It does not fill space with unverified walkthroughs, endings, achievements, databases, or rankings.
The SMALL_TEST publishes only two player-task pages. Additional routes remain on hold until evidence and search data justify them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which sources are treated as official?
The current Steam store and developer-authored Steam news posts are official for this test.
Can a Reddit or forum comment prove a fix?
No. It can document an observation, but it remains labeled and may vary by device or game version.
How often are status pages checked?
They are checked when an official update is published and at the scheduled D1, D3, D7, and D14 review points.
Does this site copy the ReStory Wiki?
No. Competitors are used only to assess coverage; this site uses its own structure and source-linked summaries.
Evidence behind this page
Official Steam pages first; clearly labeled release-player observations where official detail stops.