Editorial policy

Rules I actually follow

I write from sources I can open again. The itch.io store page, the download list, Devlog #1, and the official YouTube uploads outrank a commentary site. A sentence that starts from my own session says so, and it does not get stretched to a platform I did not launch. A player comment stays a player comment. Type-chart advice is labeled as chart reasoning. If two sources disagree, both stay on the page. The version labels are the clearest example: the title screen I saw says v0.1.0-demo, and the zip names still say 0.2.0-demo.

• No invented levels, prices, file sizes, or dates. Onix is level 16 in the gym shot, so the page says 16, not the older 14.
• No claim that Route 3, Mt. Moon, or Misty are in the public download. The devlog shows them. The store text still ends at Brock.
• No claim that multiplayer works. The tag, the menu, and the devlog are quoted separately.
• Move cooldown digits in screenshots are time remaining, not a fixed table.
• The Italian song page does not reprint the full lyric. It points at Pokémon Central Wiki.
• Corrections go to [email protected]. I would rather change a date than keep a wrong one.

Screenshots in the articles are the official itch.io gallery or frames from my 23 October 2026 browser session. The cave painting behind the homepage headline is original art for this site’s layout, not a frame from the game. Pokémon names and creature designs remain the property of their owners. I do not present this site as the developer’s homepage.