Official sources come first, repeatable gameplay evidence comes second, and community reports are labeled until independently verified.
Source hierarchy
- Official Steam listing, announcements, and developer FAQ.
- Current in-game evidence that can be repeated.
- Multiple consistent community reports.
- Single forum comments as leads, not confirmation.
Corrections
Material corrections are made as soon as a reliable source is available. Patch-sensitive pages display an updated date, and unresolved conflicts stay visible rather than being smoothed over.
Commercial separation
Future sponsorships or affiliate relationships, if any, will be disclosed near the affected content and will not determine factual conclusions.
Answer-first format
Every search-focused page begins with a short answer written to stand on its own. It then explains assumptions, exceptions, steps, and failure cases. This format serves a human scanning the page, a search result extracting a passage, and an answer engine looking for a clear attributable statement without hiding nuance.
No invented completeness
An empty exact answer is not filled with a plausible guess. If an item location, enemy value, console date, or AI disclosure cannot be verified, the page states the uncertainty and provides a safe next action. Pages are expanded when evidence improves rather than silently backfilling fiction.
Search-demand threshold
A page must solve a distinct question, not merely repeat another page with a swapped keyword. Enemies, items, characters, and biomes begin in navigation hubs. They graduate to standalone pages when a stable name, unique answer, sufficient evidence, and clear search or support demand exist together.
GEO and structured answer policy
Entity names, dates, platforms, developers, and publishers are stated consistently. Quick answers, question headings, visible sources, update dates, breadcrumbs, FAQ markup, and article metadata help search and generative-answer systems understand and cite the page. Structured data reflects visible content and is never used to claim reviews, ratings, or official status the site does not possess.
Evidence
Sources used on this page
Primary sources lead this page. Community discussions can surface questions, but do not override a current developer or storefront statement.
GRAIN ROT on Steam ↗Release, platforms, features, requirements, media, and live pricing.Developer launch FAQ ↗Solo, player count, lobbies, saves, controllers, support, and platform plans.