Checked 2026-11-04
Editorial policy
A sentence on this site is either tied to a public page or it is not here. Two sources that agree become the normal status. One source stays labeled as one source. A missing number stays blank.
What counts as a source
The game’s own pages, a second write-up that is not a mirror of the first, a store listing, a reference article, or a public thread. A search snippet is not a source. If two pages disagree, both numbers stay, with the site they came from. I do not average them. The scoring page is the example: official Warm at 35 percent, and another site’s Warm at 30 percent.
What we will not do
We will not invent a lore date, a file size, or a download link. Plain has no native package, so the app page says so instead of linking a random store result. We will not copy the archive’s answer sheet. Topic names and the official link are the row. We will not turn 33 early comments into a rating.
How a page is written
Each page serves one search. The first-person note says which judgment I made, and one Limitation line says where the reading stops. Each Sources entry dates the linked public evidence. An unavailable link retains its earlier research date and is labeled as an earlier record. The modified date records the latest edit, which may be later than a source check.
Corrections
Email [email protected] with the URL and the public source. A valid correction updates the page and the date. The about page says who we are. The privacy page says what the browser stores.
Questions
Do you test codes inside the game?
Plain has no redemption codes on the pages we checked. There is no code list to maintain.
Who writes the pages?
The editor of plaingame.pro. The game is written by its operator, Orinoco Invest GmbH.
Sources
- Plain how to play — checked 2026-11-04
- Plain terms — checked 2026-11-04