Editorial Policy

This page explains how Gamer Heroz decides what to cover, how we write it, and how we handle mistakes.

Independence

Editorial decisions — what to cover, what score a review gets, what a guide recommends — are made independently of advertising or affiliate relationships. We don’t accept payment in exchange for a rating or a positive review, and we don’t let a brand preview or approve a review before it’s published.

How we write guides

Guides are based on direct play, testing in-game, and primary sources (official patch notes and developer posts) where mechanics are involved. Where a guide depends on something that changes with patches, we say what version it reflects.

How we write reviews

We review games we’ve actually played, not press releases. Where we publish a numeric score, the same review explains the scale that score sits on, so a number never stands alone.

How we write news

Short news items are built from publisher statements or other primary sources. If something is a rumor or hasn’t been confirmed, we say so instead of presenting it as fact.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we fix it and note what changed. You can flag an error through our contact form.

Author identity

Articles are published under the Gamer Heroz Editorial Team byline. This is a desk name used for the site’s practical, checked-against-the-source house style; it isn’t a claim about any one person’s credentials or career.