Editorial policy
Each page on mayday.top answers one question. The home page separates the games from the film and the distress call. The comparison page answers which game is on which store. A guide answers how the first day or the cockpit actually proceeds. We do not add a page just to have another URL.
Voice
Guides are written in the first person because a person decided what to keep. The decision is about sources: which number I trusted, which pair I refused to average, which cell I left empty. The note at the bottom of every page is that decision. Each page has one limitation sentence about the scope and date of the public evidence.
Checking rules
- Two independent public sources are required before a status says two sources.
- One source stays labeled with the name of that source.
- A conflict stays as two rows or two figures. We do not publish the average.
- A missing number stays blank. We do not estimate file sizes, playtimes, or recipe counts.
- Prices and review totals always carry the date they were read.
- Redeem-code pages are not created unless a game actually has codes and at least two public code lists.
Corrections
Write to [email protected]. If you are right, the page changes and the modified date moves. We do not pay for links and we do not accept a “review” that a studio wrote for us.
Questions people ask
| Why are some recipe cells empty? Because no public source gave a count. An empty cell is the policy, not an oversight we plan to guess through. |
| Do you test codes in the game? There is no code page. These games do not publish redeem codes. |