Editorial policy
Quick answer
A sentence on moadra.net is either tied to a store page, a patch note, an achievement string, a signed review, or a labeled community report, or it is not published. The check date is October 23, 2026 until a page says otherwise. Prices and review counts are snapshots, not permanent.
Source-backed snapshot
- Default snapshot
- 2026-10-23
- Corrections
- [email protected]
- Paid maps
- Not copied
- Pirated builds
- Not linked
Research notes
I would rather leave “unpublished” in a cell than borrow a number from a page I could not open. That rule is why PlayStation trophy counts, Xbox gamerscore, boss weaknesses and a full connected map are absent. It is also why the how-long page refuses to invent a 15-hour average from one video.


Order of sources
Gloomsoft and the platform stores come first. Steam’s structured APIs come next. A signed review can be quoted with the byline and the score. A Steam discussion or a single long video is community evidence and has to be named that way. Competing guides and paid maps are not sources for numbers.
- Names of bosses come from achievement text, not from a video title alone.
- Prices include the country and the day.
- Negative findings stay negative findings. “No Game Pass badge on this date” is not “never on Game Pass”.
- Screenshots keep the credit “Screenshot: Moadra, Gloomsoft.”
Corrections
Email [email protected] with the URL and the source. If the source checks out, the page text and its Last verified date change together. The sitemap lastmod uses that same date. We do not run a comment box, so the email is the correction path.
FAQ
Why are some guides incomplete?
Because the missing piece has no source. A chapter index is labeled as one video. A weakness chart without scans is not published.
Do you accept guest posts?
No. The guide is edited as one snapshot, not as an open wiki.