Evidence before publication

How We Research

KoalaFun starts with a specific player question. We define the game, platform or version, desired outcome, and the facts needed to answer it before writing a guide.

Source order

We prefer developer and publisher websites, official game pages, official patch notes, platform stores, and official social channels. An official wiki may be used when its ownership and update process are clear. Reliable walkthroughs and public gameplay can clarify a route or interface. Community reports are supporting evidence and should be cross-checked against another source.

Verification labels

Each published guide records sources and a verification date. Unreleased features, rumors, and uncertain mechanics must be labeled. A source check does not count as hands-on testing, and we do not claim that KoalaFun played a game unless a real in-game verification record exists.

AI-assisted workflow

AI-assisted tools help with organization and consistency, including detecting missing fields, repeated prose, broken links, and possible outdated claims. They do not replace source evidence or create authority. Generated drafts must pass the same content schema and evidence checks before publication.

Updates and corrections

We update a guide when an official patch or reliable report changes the answer. Material corrections should update the verification record and change summary. Readers can send corrections through the contact page.