Our promise: show the sources, skip the hype

Gaming news moves quickly. Our job is to make it easier to understand what has actually been announced, what remains uncertain, and where the information came from.

The ArRENCE workflow gathers reporting, drafts a focused story, and checks it against the collected material. That process supports an editor; it does not make mistakes impossible. Original sources are linked when available, and a human can correct or remove an article.

We distinguish a confirmed announcement from a rumor or a publisher's projection. Release dates, platforms, regions, and prices matter, and a useful story should include those details when they are available.

We also distinguish reporting from experience. An AI summary will not be presented as if we personally played a game or benchmarked hardware. Important story spoilers should be flagged in advance.

Publisher promotions are labelled. If a commercial relationship affects an article, readers should be able to see that disclosure.

If you find an error, use the story-tip page and send the article link alongside a source for the correction. Clear sources and clear corrections make the coverage more useful for everyone.