Sources & verification notes

Read the evidence at the right level

First-party store fields and announcements are the strongest sources for release plans and documented changes. A developer video can explain the design of a system without supplying an exhaustive database of that system. We preserve that distinction rather than treating every sentence as a final-game specification.

Reputable reporting helps cross-check an announcement. Community posts help identify questions players actually have. Unofficial reference pages may offer research leads, but they are not sufficient on their own to establish a core game fact here.

A check date is not a patch date

“Last verified” means the page’s sources were inspected on that date. It does not mean that the developer updated the game on the same day. Historical patch notes retain their version and publication date, so a change made in April is not misrepresented as a September fix.

Steam sometimes displays announcement dates in local time. Our patch archive uses the API’s UTC timestamp, which can fall on the following day. Both dates can describe the same announcement; the unique source link is the way to identify it.

What remains outside this edition

No full-game hands-on test has been performed. Store labels for controller support and accessibility are published declarations, not certification by this wiki. Individual character schedules, crop values and recipes require further evidence before they can support calculators or detailed entity pages.