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Field notes
Notes that span the network rather than any one wiki — how an entry gets catalogued, genre explainers, and recommendations that cross between worlds.
Fourteen worlds, seven moods: a guide to the network by feel
The filter bar on the index sorts by genre bucket. This is the same map sorted by what you're actually in the mood for, with a line on where to start in each one.
How a game gets catalogued
What "surveyed, catalogued, maintained" actually means in practice — why most requests don't turn into a site, and what does before a wiki gets its own subdomain.
Roguelike, tactical, sim: the genre labels on this index, decoded
The index tags each entry with a specific genre alongside its broad bucket. What those specific labels actually mean, with a network example for each.
Roguelike vs. roguelite, and two other splits the labels gloss over
A follow-up to the genre glossary: three pairs of terms that get used almost interchangeably but describe a real, meaningful difference once you know what to look for.
Why Hunt Games isn't built like a Fandom-style wiki
Open editing, ad-supported, host-everything wikis are the default most people picture. Here's what the network trades away by not working that way, and what it gets in return.