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Editorial policy

A claim stays on a page when two independent public sources agree, or when the page says only one source reported it. Conflicting numbers are both shown.

A crew member in the lounge between mouthwash jugs while Jimmy speaks
Steam store screenshot, Mouthwashing (app 2475490), checked 2026-10-28.
A birthday cake in front of a screen showing bandaged Curly
Steam store screenshot, Mouthwashing (app 2475490), checked 2026-10-28.

What I saw

I rechecked the US Steam price through the store API on 2026-10-28 rather than copying an older note. The API returned USD 12.99 and a 40 percent discount to USD 7.79. The API did not return a sale end time, so the site does not invent one.

What counts as a source

Store pages, the publisher site, Wikipedia, rating bodies, HowLongToBeat, reviews, and videos with a public title and upload date. A wiki detail that only one wiki states is labeled as a single source.

Walkthrough steps use two independent written guides, or a guide plus a video showing the same action, where available. Steps with only one accessible source are explicitly labeled. Unverified turn counts are omitted.

Spoilers, names, and corrections

Crew ages, heights, and unverified surnames stay blank. Curly’s full name is attributed to writer Johanna Kasurinen’s public post. The community wiki repeats that post and is not independent confirmation.

Email [email protected] with the URL and a better source. The checked date on the page changes when the sentence changes.

Checked facts

ItemWhat the sources saySource
Two-source ruleAgreeing sources, or an explicit single-source labelThis policy · Source links
ConflictsBoth figures stay, with their sourcesThis policy · Source links
Corrections[email protected]Contact page · Source links

Questions

Do you use player estimates as facts?

Player-submitted estimates can appear when attributed as estimates, as with HowLongToBeat. They are not presented as tested completion limits.

Why do some prices differ by platform?

Each store is cited on its own row. A missing store page is written as not yet confirmed.

Who writes the pages?

The site editor. The developer and publisher do not review drafts before publication.

How are spoilers marked?

The spoiler policy page explains the warning at the top of plot and character pages.

Can I reuse your text?

Ask via [email protected]. Screenshots remain Steam store assets and are not relicensed by this site.

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