Publisher Disclosure & Accountability
Who is responsible for znvrgames, what we publish, how our relationships are disclosed, and how to challenge our work.
Who publishes this site
znvrgames is the publisher responsible for this website and its original editorial text. The accountable editorial unit shown on game articles is the znvrgames Editorial Desk. This is an organizational byline, not the name of an invented person. We do not claim a larger newsroom, credentials, or a legal entity that has not been publicly identified.
The site can be contacted at [email protected]. Editorial corrections and game-behavior reports are handled at [email protected]. Privacy requests use [email protected], and copyright, trademark, attribution, or removal requests use [email protected].
What we are responsible for
znvrgames is responsible for the selection of public listings, the wording and accuracy of its articles, the distinction between observed facts and editorial interpretation, the routes on which its own advertising may eventually appear, and responding to reproducible correction or rights concerns.
Each public game article names its evidence scope, retained capture count, material unverified areas, accountable editorial desk, latest editorial change, and correction address. If those required fields are missing, the build fails and the page cannot enter the public allowlist.
Independence and third-party relationships
znvrgames does not develop, own, sell, host, or embed the games discussed in its articles. Third-party providers may supply metadata or a runtime consulted during private research, but they do not author znvrgames articles. Publishing an article does not imply that a developer or provider endorses our observations.
The current site does not load Google AdSense display scripts. The public ads.txt record and AdSense ownership meta are verification records, not evidence that an advertisement is present. If commercial relationships, sponsorship, affiliate compensation, or advertising begin to influence a page, that relationship must be disclosed on the affected page before publication.
Article labels and evidence limits
Current game pages are limited first-session field reports. They are not complete playthroughs, scored product reviews, endorsements, or claims that every level and monetization path was tested. A session capture verifies only the state it records. Provider-supplied descriptions are treated as source information, while conclusions drawn by the editorial desk are labeled as editorial analysis.
A field report is removed from the public catalog when the runtime cannot be reproduced, its evidence no longer supports the article, a rights concern requires investigation, or the article cannot accurately distinguish direct observation from inference.
Corrections and change accountability
Correction requests should identify the exact page and sentence, describe what the live game now does, and include a reproducible device and browser context. The editorial desk checks the claim against the current runtime or source record. We then correct the statement, add a documented limitation, temporarily remove the page, or explain why the available evidence does not support a change.
The latest material editorial change is displayed on every public game article. Cosmetic changes do not justify pretending that gameplay was retested. A gameplay claim receives a new checked date only after another observable session supports it.
Hold us accountable
For a factual correction, email [email protected] with the page URL, the exact statement, and evidence we can reproduce. Rights and attribution requests go to [email protected]; privacy questions go to [email protected].