Editorial Policy & Corrections

Editorial scope

Our editorial work helps players understand what a game is, how it plays, which controls it may support and what similar titles they might enjoy. We prioritize practical information that can be checked against the playable experience, reliable developer material and consistent catalog data.

Research and writing

Descriptions may use hands-on browser review, game instructions, developer or publisher information, and other relevant sources. We aim to separate verifiable facts from descriptive judgment. We do not intentionally copy another publisher’s review or present promotional claims as independently verified facts.

Categories and recommendations

Games may fit several genres. Categories reflect primary mechanics, controls, audience and common expectations. Related and popular modules can use catalog relationships, usage signals and editorial choices. Placement is not a guarantee of quality, safety or uninterrupted availability.

Community feedback

Player ratings and comments are user submissions, not editorial endorsements. Where an original catalog score exists, the interface identifies it and gradually combines it with new player ratings using a consistent method. We do not sell positive ratings or fabricate votes.

Advertising independence and corrections

Advertisers do not receive permission to dictate ordinary descriptions, ratings or corrections. Sponsored material, if introduced, should be labeled.

Send corrections to server@headballgame.com with the page URL, disputed statement and supporting evidence. Material errors are updated when a correction is warranted; routine spelling and formatting changes may be fixed without a separate notice.