Editorial policy
Every guide page is one search question. I do not merge “download the old game” and “is the phone app real” into one article just to save a URL. I also do not open a page for a name that has no public description.
What counts as checked
- Two independently published public sources, such as a replay board and a separately uploaded record video. A Steam listing and the publisher’s presskit share one publisher and do not count as independent corroboration.
- One source stays marked “1 source” in the table.
- A clash stays as two numbers. Version labels 1.5, 1.5.1, and 1.5.1.1 are the example.
- A blank stays blank. I would rather skip a file size than estimate one.
- The date on the source line is the day I opened it. This build uses 12 Nov 2026.
How the first-person lines work
Each page ends with a short note in my voice: which reading I kept and which I refused to upgrade. The boundary of the check is one sentence that starts with Limitation. Sources and links live under Sources, not inside that note. I write what I decided, not the plumbing I used to open a page.
Corrections
Email [email protected] with the page and the URL that disagrees. If you are right, the page changes and the source line changes with it. We do not pay for links and we do not take sponsored version numbers.
Questions
Do you test inside the game client?
The notes rely on public pages, store listings, and videos. That boundary is the Limitation line on each page.
Can a record be official if only rejump lists it?
No. Those rows are labeled community marks.
Related
Sources
- Wikipedia — Icy Tower — checked 2026-11-12
- Steam store page — checked 2026-11-12
- Official presskit — checked 2026-11-12
Updated 2026-11-12.