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Where the information comes from

Every factual claim on this site is taken from a real source — the game's own store page, the developer's published material, or in-game observation. Numbers such as the weapon count or the number of challenge maps come straight from the developer's Early Access description. Nothing on this site is invented to fill space: if a fact has not been verified, it is labelled Unconfirmed rather than guessed.

What is still unverified

The game launched in Early Access on Sep 10, 2026, so some details are genuinely not public yet. These are the open items this site is still working through:

• The names and stats of the 18 launch weapons, and their per-weapon attachment lists. Steam confirms the total of 18 and nothing more, so we can document the systems around the weapons but not the weapons themselves.
• Mission-by-mission walkthroughs for the three story contracts — map layouts, enemy types and reliable routes through each. These need hands-on play, or a primary source we can cite.
• Redemption codes. The game has no code system, so there is nothing to list and we will not invent any.
• The compound bow and its arrows. The developer's devlog #06 is titled "Blood, Knives and Arrows", but the arrow types and how they handle are undocumented.
• Whether "Nomad" is a weapon name. It turns up in one reviewer's auto-generated captions and nowhere else, which looks like a transcription error — it stays off the site until it can be confirmed in game.
• Official confirmation of the shop's section layout and the credits roll. Both currently rest on player footage and in-game dialogue, and are marked unverified on the pages that use them.
• Incendiary rounds: how much ammo each mission gives you, and how it respawns. The developer says only that it is limited and scattered through the levels.
• Any patch history. As of September 16, 2026 the game has received no published patch, so there is no changelog to summarise and no fix list to point you at.
• An official statement on VR performance. In a sample of the 100 most recent English-language reviews, 26 mention stuttering or optimisation. The developer has not commented publicly, so we report it as a player complaint rather than a confirmed defect.
• Steam Deck: the actual resolution and frame-rate settings. Valve lists the game as Verified, but no official figures have been published.

Every item above is a gap we already know about. Where a fact does have a real source, it is on the site with that source named — the wiki index keeps the full picture, open items and sources together.

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Corrections

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