Getting in touch

Things worth writing to me about

A correction

This is the most useful mail I get. If I have described a mechanic wrongly, missed a setting, or written about a version of a game that has since changed, please say so — and if you can, say which entry and roughly where. I amend entries in place and add a dated note at the foot of the page explaining what changed. I do not quietly rewrite things.

A game worth logging

I take suggestions and I read all of them, but I want to be honest about how rarely one becomes an entry. I write roughly one entry a fortnight, I only cover casual arcade and puzzle games that are free to play, and a game has to survive two weeks on my phone before I will write about it. Suggestions that fit that shape have a real chance. Everything else probably does not.

A question about the scoring

Happy to answer. The five criteria are explained on the about page, but if you want to know why a particular game landed where it did, ask and I will tell you what was in the notes.

Things I will not do

• Sponsored entries. No amount, no arrangement, no "just a mention". If you represent a studio and want coverage, the only route is the same as everyone else's: suggest it and I might play it.
• Affiliate or referral arrangements. There are none on this site and there will not be.
• Guest posts and link exchanges. One person writes this site. That is the entire point of it.
• Early access, review codes, or embargo arrangements. I install games the same way readers do, and I would rather keep it that way.

If your mail is one of the above, I will not reply, and please do not take it personally. There are only so many evenings.

What happens to your email

It lands in a normal mailbox and stays put. Nobody gets added to a list, there is nothing here to be subscribed to, and no address I hold is handed on to anyone else. Say the word and a message is deleted. The privacy page spells it out at slightly greater length, and it is still short.