Editorial policy

Each article serves one question about Santiago Garcia’s 2026 itch.io game. We would rather leave a blank than invent a patch note, a playtime, or a character’s age. The date at the top of a page is the date the text was last aligned with the sources, and it is the same date the sitemap uses.

What counts as a source

• The itch.io game page, purchase page, comments, and Garcia’s profile. Figures from 2026-10-27 are labeled as that day’s snapshot because ratings change.
• Strings and file names from a read-only look at TheMasterplan.zip. Those prove a line or a scene name exists. They do not prove the order of every puzzle.
• Public YouTube playthroughs, named with uploader, runtime, and upload date. Two videos agreeing is stronger than one. A single comment is labeled as one person’s reaction.
• For other works that share the name, Wikipedia, Steam store pages, and The Guardian. We do not review those works. We only separate them from this game.

First person

When a page says “I,” it means the editor who opened the page or watched the video on the date given. It does not mean a secret developer diary, and it does not mean every puzzle was solved in a personal save. Unconfirmed steps are omitted.

Corrections

Email [email protected] with the URL and the source. If you are Santiago Garcia and a sentence misstates your game, say so and we will correct the page and the date. We do not publish reader comments on the site.