Facts first
A fact is something the page can show or the source can document: input instructions, player count, estimated duration, device note, provider, or whether the game runs in the local Playfield engine. Facts are labelled close to the game rather than hidden in a generic rating badge.
A judgement is different. “The braking feels forgiving” or “this variant makes the late game tense” is an editorial observation. It needs a named method and a reason, not a made-up decimal.
Our current rule
Provider games are unrated until we have a repeatable review record that we are entitled to publish. We do not borrow a provider’s stars, votes, or popularity claims. Playfield originals can receive a field note because the rules, code, and result contract are ours to inspect.
When a future score is introduced, it will show the tested dimensions, date, and limitations. A score will help a visitor choose; it will not pretend to be an objective truth about fun.