Editorial method

Official facts, visible evidence.

Factual claims must be traceable to the developer, publisher or storefront.

Emberville sources

New game sources

Arctic Drive Demo evidence

The October 10, 2026 Windows Demo Build 25843608 was cleaned into display candidates with internal asset references, prefab fields and local paths removed. The public site uses only a 20-record curated projection and six source-supported crafting relationships. File presence is labelled separately from runtime availability; exact costs, compatibility, spawn locations and unlock graphs remain Unknown.

The three task guides also cite official Demo material, dated patch notes, developer answers and clearly identified community playtest observations. Procedural locations and older patch behavior are never presented as fixed current routes.

Splatchinko Demo data

The October 10, 2026 installed Demo snapshot supplies catalog text, item icons, character loadouts and enemy configurations. Cost rules were reconstructed from charge methods and scene defaults. Package presence, code-derived behavior and live verification are separate evidence states: these data pages are not live-run verified. No raw executable, prefab, internal asset reference or local installation path is published.

Original Eye, Mutation and enemy icons are used to identify the corresponding catalog entries. Game artwork and text belong to Stupidi Pixel. Character pages show labelled starting-loadout icons, not character portraits.

Images and illustration credits

Emberville, Dressmaker, Delve Survivors, Arctic Drive, Topdeck Automat and Splatchinko screenshots come from their official Steam store galleries. Groundwork Simulator screenshots come from the developer website. Game images identify and illustrate the games. The homepage pixel landscape and brand logo are AI-assisted original decorative artwork, not official screenshots or gameplay.

All game images and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.

What IndieTome does not do

We do not convert roadmap intentions into launch promises, fill missing values with estimates, or present community speculation as fact. When primary sources omit a detail, the guide says it is unconfirmed.