CURATION & VERIFICATION

Curation and verification standards

We review editorial copy, links, and media licenses separately and label each result.

ANOTHER is a starting point, not a permanent ranking or guarantee. Prices, licenses, regional access, and product status can change. Check the official terms before adopting a resource.

01

What qualifies for inclusion

A resource must help with a specific part of making an indie game and provide a verifiable official entry point.

We do not duplicate a product for sub-features, former names, or URL variants. We exclude mirrors, marketing-only landing pages, and abandoned projects that are no longer useful.

Open source and free access are separate facts. Viewable source is not automatically described as open source, and a free trial is not described as free.

02

What “Content updated” means

This date shows when we last changed the entry's description, classification, or structured facts.

It does not mean we rechecked every price, license, feature, or regional policy that day, and it is not an endorsement. Read the caveats and confirm the official terms before using the resource.

03

Automated official-site check

The automated check records only whether an official entry point connected and returned a response at the time of the audit. Editorial review is recorded separately.

Blocked and unreachable do not mean broken. Bot protection, login walls, regional restrictions, rate limits, and temporary network failures can all produce those results. A clear failure signal is marked only as possibly broken and still requires human review.

04

What each automated status means

Reached
The check received an expected successful response.
Blocked
The site rejected or restricted automation; a human browser may still work.
Unreachable
No usable response arrived before a timeout or network error; this is not proof of failure.
Unexpected
The site returned a response that needs more context.
Possibly broken
The check found a clear failure signal. An editor still needs to review it.

05

Screenshots, logos, and licensing

We store product screenshots locally only when the official source and redistribution basis are clear. We also record the source, attribution, license, and retrieval date.

Logos help identify brands. When no trustworthy asset is available, the interface falls back to a letter mark instead of scraping an unknown source.

06

Ranking and privacy

We do not sell rankings or accept paid placement. Featured weights are editorial judgments, not evidence of a commercial relationship.

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