Contact address
Email [email protected]. A clear subject such as “Guide correction,” “Patch update,” “Media rights,” or “Privacy request” helps route the message.
Do not send executable files, game saves, account credentials, licence keys, or logs containing personal information. A page URL, a short description, and an original source link are usually enough to begin a review.
Guide corrections
For a factual or gameplay correction, include:
- the affected page URL and section;
- the statement that appears wrong or incomplete;
- the game version, platform, language, and region you checked;
- what you observed instead;
- the strongest original source or reproducible steps available.
Community reports are valuable leads, but a report is not silently promoted to confirmed fact. The page will be checked against the evidence hierarchy in the Editorial Policy before its status or wording changes.
Technical problems
For a broken link, layout problem, inaccessible control, or video failure, include the page URL, browser, device or viewport, and the action that failed. A cropped screenshot is welcome when it contains no personal information, but it is not required.
This contact route is for problems with this website. Game crashes, purchases, refunds, account access, and platform services should be taken to the relevant developer, publisher, store, or platform support channel.
Media rights
For a credit correction, replacement, or removal request, identify the asset, page URL, rights holder, basis of authority, requested action, and a reliable reply address. The site may temporarily remove or replace an asset while a good-faith request is reviewed.
Attribution records provenance; it does not claim ownership, transfer rights, or create a licence. See Media Credits for the current register and reuse boundaries.
Privacy requests
Use the same address for questions about analytics, stored preferences, or information included in an email you sent. Put “Privacy request” in the subject and describe what you want to know, access, correct, or delete. Identity may need to be verified before acting on a request that concerns personal information.