Quick answer
Use the guide hub to route players into the right page first: beginner advice, buying advice, build planning, or the gear pages. Detailed advice stays on the focused guide pages.
Guide
Beginner Guide
First-hour onboarding, survivability, item checks, and spoiler-safe progression notes.
Guide
Builds
Build ideas ranked only after in-game skill costs, scaling, and patch version are captured.
Guide
Weapons
Weapon names with verification slots for damage, scaling, movesets, and locations.
Guide
Worth Buying
Early Access scope, update risk, and what players should know before buying now.
Beginner guide publishing rules
- Keep spoilers below the first screen and mark zone-specific advice.
- Separate survival basics from build rankings.
- Prefer exact UI text over paraphrased item or skill effects.
- Link every ranked claim to an item, skill, enemy, or patch note row.
Buying guide publishing rules
- State that the game is in Steam Early Access.
- Separate current playable scope from future expectations.
- Link official Steam and publisher pages for release and platform facts.
- Avoid review-score language unless it is backed by a current source.
FAQ
What pages live under Guides now?
The hub keeps the category overview while beginner and buying advice have their own focused pages.
Why split beginner and buying advice?
A new-player survival guide and a buying guide answer different player needs.
Is the guide hub still useful?
Yes. It works as the entry point for people who want to scan the whole guide cluster before clicking deeper.
