Our Commitment

Game Empress is committed to publishing accurate, clearly sourced, and responsibly updated gaming and entertainment coverage. When a factual error is identified — whether by a reader, a source, an author, or our editorial team — we review it and make the appropriate correction, clarification, or update. We do not silently delete or materially alter published reporting to hide mistakes.

What We Review

We review correction requests involving factual accuracy, sourcing, attribution, dates, platforms, prices, developer or publisher names, quotes, image credits, broken links, and missing context that may change how a reader understands a story.

Not every request leads to a change. If the published information is already accurate, opinion-based, clearly attributed, or supported by available evidence, we may leave the article unchanged. When appropriate, we explain our decision to the reader who submitted the request.

Types of Changes

How Corrections Appear

Major factual corrections are noted clearly within the article, usually at the top or near the relevant section. A correction note explains the original error, the corrected information, and the date the change was made.

Updates and clarifications may appear near the relevant paragraph, at the top of the article, or in an editor’s note depending on the importance of the change. When a story changes significantly, we may also update the headline, timestamp, or article summary to reflect the most accurate version.

Response Timeline

Editorial Responsibility

Correction requests are reviewed by the Game Empress editorial team. Final correction decisions are the responsibility of Rahis Saifi, Director of Game Empress, who oversees editorial standards, accuracy, and published updates. Our team checks the original article, available sources, reader-submitted evidence, official statements, and relevant public records or publisher materials before deciding whether to correct, clarify, update, or leave the article unchanged.

How to Report an Error

If you believe something we published contains an error, please email us with the subject line Correction Request — [Article Title]. Include as much detail as possible so our editorial team can review the issue quickly.

You may also contact us through our social media channels or the comments section on an article, but email is the fastest and most reliable way to submit a formal correction request.

If You Disagree

If you disagree with our correction decision, you may reply to the same email thread with additional evidence or context. A senior editorial team member will review the request again and decide whether a correction, clarification, update, or no change is appropriate.

We take good-faith correction requests seriously, but we do not make changes based only on personal disagreement, speculation, harassment, or unsupported claims.