Where should you check first?

Start with the official store page when the question is “Can I play it now?” or “Which platform is supported?” Use the official game site as the launch-facing hub, then open the Lazy Bear Games page for the developer’s current overview.

Use Steam Community for dated developer posts and launch announcements. A community comment can reveal a question worth checking, but it is not automatically an official update.

  • Store page: availability and platform listing
  • Official game site: launch-facing links
  • Lazy Bear Games: developer overview
  • Steam Community: dated developer posts

How do you verify that an update changes the page?

  1. Open the original source

    Use the official store, developer page or Steam Community post instead of a copied summary.

  2. Record date and version context

    Separate Demo observations from full-release information before comparing it with the existing page.

  3. Name the changed player decision

    Write down whether the update changes availability, platform choice, system scope or a future research task.

  4. Update only the affected page

    Keep unrelated pages and older evidence unchanged, then refresh their update trigger if needed.

Which update claims should stay out of the Wiki?

Do not copy third-party summaries, community speculation or an undated mechanic into a confirmed claim. Demo boundaries, regional availability, edition details and platform support need the relevant official page and current date before they change the public answer.

  • No source URL means no confirmed update.
  • No version context means keep the claim limited.
  • No changed player action means keep it as context.