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About & Editorial Policy
Read how the independent Fell & Sell Wiki researches, reviews, and corrects gameplay claims while separating official facts from version-sensitive observations.
Who we are
Fell & Sell Wiki is maintained by the Fell & Sell Wiki Editorial Team as an independent fan-made reference. We are not the developer, publisher, or an official support service. The team maintains the site structure, compares source dates, and rewrites verified game information into concise English guides.
Evidence hierarchy
- First-party: the official Steam store, developer announcements, official support material, and the publisher's official YouTube channel.
- Current-build observation: behavior recorded directly from a named game version, with the test conditions stated.
- Secondary lead: Wiki pages, creator videos, reviews, and community posts used to discover questions—not to overrule official information.
- Unverified: claims without reproducible evidence, clearly marked pending or omitted.
Update and correction policy
Every source review records its check date separately from the source's publication date. When sources conflict, first-party information controls. Patch notes can replace older demo observations, and changed pages receive their own modification date rather than a site-wide artificial refresh. We do not publish leaks, rumors, copied videos, or numerical formulas that cannot be verified.
Authorship
Articles are credited to the Fell & Sell Wiki Editorial Team because research, editing, and site maintenance are performed as one editorial workflow. The linked source log is part of each article's evidence record.
Corrections and contact
No public editorial inbox is currently available, and this site cannot provide account or technical support for the game. For game support, use the developer's official Steam Community hub. A direct site-correction channel will be listed here when one is available.