Fact-Checking Policy

What we check

Most of our content describes our own games, so the primary source is the game itself: its code and its behaviour when played. Every control, number and rule in a guide — for example the 8° and 12° angle tolerances, the half-second hold, or the 10-points-per-second time bonus — is checked against the game before publication and again when the game changes.

Technical and general topics

Some articles touch on topics such as HTML5, browser technology, game development techniques, accessibility or general automotive terminology. For these we rely on reliable primary or reference sources, for example:

• MDN Web Docs for browser APIs such as Canvas, Pointer Events, the Web Audio API and localStorage;
• W3C / WAI guidance, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, for accessibility;
• Google Search Central documentation for search-related technical topics.

We link to sources where they genuinely help readers. We never fabricate citations, quotes, studies or statistics, and we don't cite sources we haven't read.

Claims we avoid

We don't claim that parking games teach or improve real driving, and we don't present game scores as measures of real-world skill.

Reporting an error

If you think something is wrong, please contact us with the page and the details. We will check it and correct confirmed errors.