Editorial guidelines
Gameforest combines gaming news and information about games with commercial comparisons for gamekeys, game servers, credit and subscriptions. Here we explain how this content is created, what role artificial intelligence plays, and how you can tell us about errors.
Spotted an error? Report an error to [email protected]. Please send us the link to the affected page and a short description.
Who stands behind the content
Gameforest is run by Morten and Magnus. We are responsible for choosing the systems we use, the direction of the website and how we handle corrections. Using AI does not transfer this responsibility to a language model. You can find out more about us under About Gameforest; details about the operator are in the Imprint.
How we use AI and automation
We use AI tools and AI agents both for editorial content and for the commercial catalogue. They help us cover more games and developments, gather information and maintain a comprehensive data stock. The support goes beyond spelling corrections: AI can draft and polish texts, and create, publish and update content and structured data through our tools.
- News and game pages: Reviewing sources, summarising and assessing reports, preparing texts, supplementing existing articles and linking news with the relevant games.
- Catalogue and comparisons: Maintaining descriptions and metadata, such as platforms, release dates, genres, editions, and relationships between main games, DLCs and franchises.
- Technical maintenance: Finding errors, checking data quality and developing the website and its tools further.
In addition, conventional automated systems process merchant feeds, prices and availability and assign offers to products. Automation is therefore not always AI. An automatically generated assignment can also be wrong.
AI-assisted content is reviewed by our editorial team. This includes Morten and Magnus as well as freelance contributors. AI can misunderstand sources, confuse information or generate unsupported statements. Responsibility for our content remains with our editorial team. Traceable sources and the correction of errors are central to this.
Sources, assessment and personal experiences
For news and game data, we prefer traceable original sources: for example, announcements from developers and publishers, official store pages, patch notes and documented product details. If a news item comes from another outlet’s reporting, that origin should be clear in the article and the source linked. An AI output is not a source in itself.
Confirmed information, rumours and our own assessment should remain distinguishable. Unconfirmed details must be labelled as such; a date not yet known must not appear as a confirmed release date. If information changes, older articles and catalogue entries may temporarily show an outdated status.
A description or inclusion in a comparison does not mean that we have played a game ourselves, checked a shop through a test purchase or operated a server ourselves. Our own tests and experiences must be described in a way that makes clear they are ours. AI-generated texts must not pretend to be personal gaming experiences or tests.
Commercial interests and editorial content
Gameforest uses affiliate links. If you buy from a provider via such a link, we may receive a commission. This applies in particular to our offer and comparison pages. A retailer link or a listing is not an editorial seal of approval and not a guarantee for the provider.
Paid advertising and collaborations should be clearly recognisable as such. Commercial partnerships do not replace factual justification for editorial statements. Even for AI-assisted content, advertising claims, provider information and our own assessment must remain distinguishable from one another.
Comparisons show the offers we have recorded and do not necessarily cover the entire market. Prices, fees, payment methods, availability and performance details may change. The chosen sorting and the available filters help with selection; a top position does not automatically mean “best offer for everyone”. When you buy, the details and terms of the respective provider apply.
Report corrections and errors
You can report factual errors in articles, as well as wrong platforms, confused games or DLCs, unsuitable offers, incorrect prices and technical problems.
Report an error: [email protected]
Helpful information includes the affected URL, the specific incorrect detail and, if available, a source or screenshot. Please do not send passwords, login details or complete product keys.
We follow up on reports and correct confirmed errors. For significant changes to the content of news articles, a note in the article should explain the change. Ongoing price and catalogue updates must be kept separate from these: they are updated as part of routine data maintenance. We cannot commit to a fixed processing time.
For business enquiries, you can reach us at [email protected]. You will find further contacts under Contact.
Status: 19 September 2026
