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Corrections Policy

When GameForceAsia gets a material fact wrong, the goal is to correct the record clearly rather than quietly preserve an error.

Last updated: 18 September 2026

What we correct

  • Incorrect names, dates, prices, release information, platform availability or attributed statements.
  • Materially misleading wording or context.
  • Broken or incorrect source attribution where it affects the reader’s understanding.

How corrections are handled

Minor typographical fixes may be made without a formal note when they do not alter meaning. Material factual changes should be reflected in the article and, where appropriate, accompanied by a correction or update note.

If a developing story changes because new information becomes available, that is normally treated as an update rather than a correction unless the original reporting itself was wrong.

Submitting a correction

Readers, developers, publishers and other affected parties can submit a correction through the contact page. Please identify the article, the disputed statement and the evidence supporting the requested change.

Questions, correction requests or disclosure concerns can be sent through the GameForceAsia contact page.