CONTACT
One email address covers everything: editorial questions, corrections, game suggestions, rights concerns, and disclosure issues.
We welcome reader questions, factual corrections, game suggestions, relevant developer information, and rights concerns about screenshots or other media.
Editorial contact
There is no contact form or submission portal: email goes straight to the editorial team.
GENERAL
Questions about how the site works, what it covers, or how to read a page are welcome.
If the issue is specifically factual, a correction-focused subject line is usually more helpful.
Email with an editorial questionCORRECTIONS
Use this when a page seems wrong about availability, age guidance, platform support, topics, sourcing, attribution, or another concrete fact.
Clear references to the page and the disputed detail make review easier.
Email about a factual correctionCOVERAGE
Suggestions are welcome when a game seems to fit the project and deserves editorial consideration.
A suggestion is a lead, not a guarantee that a page will be published.
Suggest a gameDEVELOPERS
Developers and publishers may send factual information, corrections, clarifications, or context that helps a page become more accurate.
Providing review material does not guarantee coverage, inclusion, or a favorable editorial assessment.
Send developer informationMEDIA
Rights holders can report incorrect credit, incorrect source attribution, mistaken game identification, or media they believe should not be used.
This path is for rights and attribution concerns, not for general marketing outreach.
Report a media rights concernDISCLOSURE
Use this when an affiliation, financial connection, or other relationship seems missing, unclear, or handled in a way that deserves scrutiny.
Affiliated projects remain subject to the same disclosure and conflict safeguards described elsewhere on the site.
Report a disclosure concern“Suggest a game” means offering a lead for consideration. There is no separate path to submit a game for guaranteed coverage.
If you need to report a factual problem or rights concern, the corrections page explains what information is most helpful. Conflict and affiliation concerns can also be checked against the disclosure policy.