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About Everworks

Everworks is a small comparison library about desktop collection RPGs, written for readers in Australia. It exists to make one category of game legible before you commit time or money to it: what the category is, which attributes are worth comparing, and what the covered titles state about themselves.

Who publishes this site

Everworks is published by MEHA + VERBOVEC s.r.o., a company registered in the Czech Republic.

Editorial responsibility for everything published here sits with the Everworks editorial team, which is the publisher. There are no named authors on this site and no author personas, because inventing one would mislead you about who is writing and would add nothing you could verify.

How this library decides what to cover

Stated plainly, because a vague answer here is the thing most worth distrusting on any comparison site: Everworks covers titles whose affiliate programmes pay this publisher a commission on referred sign-ups. There is no wider editorial survey sitting behind that, and the library does not claim to represent the market. A title absent from this site has not been assessed and rejected; it is simply outside the scope a commercial arrangement defines.

That is a narrow scope, and a narrow scope stated honestly is more useful than a broad independence that isn't real. What the arrangement buys is a link and a profile, both disclosed. What it does not buy is the content of the profile: the seven-attribute grid is fixed before any entry is written, publisher statements fill it, unstated attributes are recorded as unstated, and the cautions on each page are written the same way regardless of which title they sit beside. The method is set out in full, including the exclusions, on how entries are compared, and the commercial mechanics are on the affiliate disclosure page.

What this site does not do

• It does not score or rank. No ratings, no tier lists, no “best of” judgements. A number implies a measurement, and nothing here has been measured.
• It does not publish testimonials. There are no player quotes, reviews or star ratings anywhere on this site, attributed or anonymous.
• It does not publish figures it cannot source. No benchmarks, no system requirements, no draw probabilities, no prices, no player counts.
• It does not sell anything, or collect anything. There is no form, no newsletter, no account and no shop. Contact happens by email and nothing else.
• It does not act for readers. Everworks cannot recover a game account, intervene with a publisher, or lodge a complaint with a regulator on anyone's behalf.

How the pages are written and kept current

Facts about a title come from the publisher's own statements about it. Statements about Australian law, classification, consumer rights or online safety are linked to the government body that makes them — the ACCC, the Australian Classification Board, the eSafety Commissioner, the Australian Cyber Security Centre, Scamwatch and the OAIC — or they are phrased as general guidance and not presented as legal advice.

Every page carries a “last reviewed” date in the footer. On that date the page's statements were checked against their sources. Between reviews, publishers change platforms, restrictions and content, which is why each profile tells you to confirm on the publisher's own site before installing. Corrections sent to info@everworks.online are the fastest way to get an error fixed, and accepted corrections update both the page and its review date.

Readers, and what this site is for

The intended reader is someone in Australia considering a game in this category and wanting a clear view of it before installing a client. That person is generally well served by three things: a description of how the category works, a fixed set of attributes to compare titles on, and the Australian consumer and safety context that applies whichever title they choose. Those three things are the whole site. The affiliate links are how it is paid for, disclosed on this page, beside every link, and on a page of their own.

If the links were removed tomorrow, the library would be shorter by a few paragraphs and otherwise unchanged. That is the standard it is written to.