Editorial policy: two kinds of page
Our editorial policy keeps a full demo catalogue within ten selected providers and a separate collection of thirty reviewed game guides. Imported listings help visitors find available titles. A detailed guide adds individually checked explanations of the named game’s mechanics, features and editions.
Where facts come from
The editorial policy favours primary information from each game’s creator. Guides identify their source so readers can compare the description with the published material. We do not describe a page as a hands-on review unless that testing has actually been completed.
Original editions and configurations
Under this editorial policy, a familiar franchise name does not make two releases interchangeable. We distinguish the exact edition and avoid assigning a universal RTP, volatility rating or maximum prize when configurations can differ. The loaded game’s help and paytable remain the reference for its current rules.
Before a page is indexed
The editorial policy requires useful, individually verified content before an additional demo page becomes eligible for search indexing. A feed record or a working launch alone does not meet that threshold. Sources and descriptions need review when editions or rules change, and catalogue growth must remain inside the same provider boundary.