Wanderburg Guide editorial and verification policy

Wanderburg Guide is an independent fan-made reference. It is not affiliated with Randwerk, Sidekick Publishing, Valve, Discord, YouTube, or any other rights holder or platform.

What this site publishes

We publish practical English-language pages about Wanderburg when a page has a clear player question, a defined scope, and a source we can identify. First-release pages focus on release availability, official announcements, the documented core loop, and support information. Each published Wiki page includes an updated date and the build or source boundary used for its review.

How we verify facts

Primary sources take priority: the official Wanderburg website, the official Steam store listing, Steam Community announcements from the game, and verified official community links. We may use reputable industry reporting for background when it is clearly labeled as context. We do not treat search snippets, unverified social posts, copied wiki text, old videos, or download-page claims as proof.

Early Access facts can change. When a statement depends on a patch, availability window, price, supported language, or platform, we state the review date and link readers to the current official source. We do not publish a permanent “best” ranking solely because an old build, demo, or video looked persuasive.

Corrections and updates

Send a correction to support@wanderburgguide.wiki. Include the page URL, the claim that needs correction, a direct source URL, and the relevant date or game build. We review credible corrections and update, qualify, or remove a statement when the evidence requires it.

Scope limits

This site does not distribute game files, cracks, torrents, unofficial patches, or save files. It does not publish private personal information. A missing page or an explicitly unverified question is not a claim that the subject does not exist; it means the page has not yet met this site's source standard.