Direct answer
Primary sources establish facts; playable evidence establishes guides
Phase-one facts come from KONAMI, PlayStation, Steam, and other first-party product pages. A media report or community post can identify a lead, but it does not replace the closest available primary record.
Evidence labels
- Officially confirmedA current publisher, developer, platform, or store source directly supports the claim.
- Site-testedTownfall Wiki reproduced the result in a named game version on a named platform.
- ReportedMultiple player reports agree, but our own reproduction is incomplete. This label will not be used as a final puzzle answer.
- Not yet confirmedThe requested detail is absent from current primary sources or cannot yet be reproduced.
Correction process
- Identify the exact sentence, table row, or source link that may be wrong.
- Check the closest primary source and its current date.
- Update the claim, evidence label, and page review date together.
- Keep uncertain details specific rather than weakening the status of an entire page.
Images and media
The initial site uses an original text-and-CSS visual system and no official game screenshots or logo. If a later guide needs an image, the asset ledger must record its origin, rights review, modification, public credit, and page placement. A visible page credit links to the original official source.
The link-preview card and favicon are original, AI-assisted graphics created for Townfall Wiki. They contain no game character, screenshot, publisher logo, developer logo, or copied key art.
Review cadence
Storefront facts are rechecked when KONAMI posts a major update, when preload or launch timing appears, and immediately before public deployment. Post-release guide facts are rechecked after patches that can affect routes, puzzles, performance, saves, achievements, or ending conditions.