How Neon Arcade verifies information
What Verified, Community reported, Unconfirmed and Outdated mean, and why every entry shows its sources.
Game information spreads quickly, and a lot of it is wrong, especially around launch. Every guide and database entry on Neon Arcade carries a verification status so you know how far to trust it.
The four statuses
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Verified | Checked by the Neon Arcade editorial team against reliable sources or first-hand testing. |
| Community reported | Reported by players and plausible, but not yet independently confirmed. |
| Unconfirmed | Not yet checked, or conflicting reports exist. Treat with caution. |
| Outdated | Was accurate but may no longer apply, for example after a game update. |
Sources
Entries list the sources they rely on. Where information comes from first-hand testing by our team, we say so.
Placeholders
Some pages are clearly marked as placeholders. These show the structure of upcoming content and contain no real game information. We publish game-specific content only once it is verified and cleared for publication.
Neon AI and verification
When Neon AI launches, it will answer using Neon Arcade's own content, put verified information first, link to its sources, and say plainly when it doesn't know.
Reporting a problem
Found something wrong? Every entry will have a report an issue link once accounts launch. Reports go into an editorial review queue.
Sources
- Neon ArcadeNeon Arcade editorial team — original writingAccessed 15 Nov 2026