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Editorial policy

Ratatan.pro editorial team · Updated 2026-10-16

What a sentence has to clear

A price, a date, a platform, a file size, or a version number is printed only if a store page, the official site, or a named article supports it, and the page says when that source was read. The order is official site, then Steam, Nintendo, PlayStation, or Xbox, then a named community wiki, then a review with a byline and a date. A wiki line is labeled as a wiki line. A critic score is labeled with the outlet.

These are source-based guides, not claims of hands-on testing on every platform. Editorial recommendations are distinguished from official facts and community advice. We do not fabricate frame-rate measurements, save paths, or gameplay statistics. Dated patch summaries link the actual publisher announcement. When newer official statements conflict with older ones, we identify both and avoid guaranteeing the disputed feature.

What we leave out, and how to fix a page

We do not publish crack links, repacks, cheat tables, or stolen builds. We do not invent lore for worlds the official site has not written down. We do not present this site as TVT, Ratata Arts, or Game Source Entertainment. Those companies make the game. We document it and link their stores.

If a line is wrong, email contact@ratatan.pro with the URL and the source you trust. A confirmed fix changes the checked date on that page. The date at the top of each article is the same date written into the sitemap. Sources for the October 2026 pass are listed on how this site is built.

Ratatan screenshot on the editorial policy page
Game art from the official site or the Steam store page. © Ratata Arts / Game Source Entertainment.
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Game art from the official site or the Steam store page. © Ratata Arts / Game Source Entertainment.

Questions

Can I send a correction?

Yes. Email contact@ratatan.pro with the page URL and a source.

Why do some numbers say unconfirmed?

Because the source we checked did not state them. We would rather omit a figure than guess.

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