Content goals

Every game page should answer three questions: how to control it, what the core rules are, and how a player can improve. Guides are not written to stack keywords.

Game testing

New releases check initialization, restart behavior, win conditions, saves, language switching and mobile layout. Logic games are tested against at least one complete solution path.

Corrections

When a written rule and gameplay disagree, the game logic is corrected first and the guide is updated afterward. Major rule fixes are retained in version notes.

Original and third-party material

The site focuses on internally built browser games rather than embedded third-party sites or copied articles. Third-party resources require a license review before use.

Commercial transparency

The site is connected to Google AdSense through its account-identification script and a valid ads.txt file. Actual ad delivery still depends on Google review, account settings, and consent requirements. We do not place ads on the 404 page or near game controls, navigation, or unfinished content.

How we handle repetitive content

If two games differ only by names, icons or numbers while sharing the same rules, interface and progression loop, we merge, remove or withhold the duplicate. Every retained page must document its actual objective, controls, strategy and FAQs.

Responsible team

Content is written and reviewed by the PocketJoy game-testing team. The site operator is Long-Term New Media Limited. Corrections may be sent to hklongtermad@gmail.com.

Avoiding scaled low-value content

A core guide must explain the game-specific rules, control limits, strategy and test results. Generic templates that only replace a game name are not approved for indexing.