Editorial Policy
How we define puzzle rules, check examples, use sources, and correct unsupported claims.
What we publish
znvrgames publishes source-based game overviews with worked decision examples and specific comparisons, alongside puzzle guides that help readers reason about capacity, matching, empty space, connections, and readability. Worked examples state their rules and show the steps needed to check a conclusion. Comparisons explain when a puzzle style fits a reader’s preferences, without inventing product rankings.
Our teaching board is an original implementation of the model described in the water-sort guide. It is not supplied by a game distributor, and it does not demonstrate how a named commercial game behaves.
Who writes and checks the guides
The organizational byline is znvrgames Editorial Desk, the publisher responsible for this site’s text, assumptions, corrections, and removals. Current overviews, guides, and the teaching board were prepared with AI assistance. This is not a claim of human gameplay testing or an independently staffed newsroom.
A publication decision records the reader question, information added, reviewed claims, assumptions, and limitations, tied to the text and supporting files. Executable checks help validate model arithmetic and legal moves; they do not certify every sentence or guarantee the value of an article.
Sources and original value
Generic advice with a different game title is not a new guide. We do not publish supplier descriptions, paraphrased catalog entries, or automatically expanded genre templates as original reviews. A guide must solve a concrete reader problem with its own explanation, example, comparison, or tool.
A constructed model, source information, observed behavior, and editorial interpretation have different meanings. We name assumptions and do not claim device support, purchase safety, advertising frequency, or later game behavior from an image.
Game reports currently withheld
Earlier game reports are unavailable while their claims lack sufficient support. A new report requires a continuous, explained input-and-result record and a review of its specific claims before it can be published. Different screenshots, filenames, word counts, or a changed article label cannot establish that continuity.
The Master of 3 Tiles report has been withdrawn. Its retained images do not verify the previously described three-apple sequence. We have not conducted a new test and do not infer what caused the other board symbols to change.
Corrections and updates
Send the article URL, exact statement, stated rules, and the step that fails to [email protected]. We correct a demonstrated error, explain a model assumption, or remove a claim we cannot support. A change to the win condition is documented as a content correction, not described as a new gameplay test.
There is no promised daily publishing schedule. A cosmetic edit does not create a new test date. Source and rights concerns use the Source & Rights Policy and Copyright Removal process.
Report an article error
Send the guide URL, the exact statement, and the rule or worked step you think is wrong.