How RomHaven handles game information

Clear versions, traceable sources and visible corrections help you decide what to play and which advice to trust.

What a game page should tell you

A useful game page identifies the title and creator, separates the available release from future plans, and explains any known limit on browser play. Unknown information should remain unknown until it can be checked.

Sources and checks

Creator websites and release notes are the preferred sources for versions and features. Walkthroughs can help corroborate route details. A browser launch check confirms only that the tested title reached the observed screen on that setup; it is not a complete playthrough or a guarantee for every device.

Corrections

When a factual error is corrected on a reviewed page, the correction should explain what changed. Please send corrections with the page URL, affected version and a supporting source where possible.

AI assistance

AI tools have assisted with site maintenance and content revision. Their output is not evidence that a game feature exists or that a game has been tested. Version-sensitive claims need sources or direct checks. Older pages are still being reviewed and may not yet meet the standard described here.

Reviews and attribution

RomHaven publishes information about games; that does not make it their developer or publisher. A recommendation is editorial opinion. Numerical ratings and player quotes should only appear with a verifiable basis; unsourced testimonials are not a substitute for testing.

Rights and contact

RomHaven is independent of the original game publishers and fan-project creators. See the copyright page for takedown information and contact page for questions.