Our editorial mission
We exist to help readers understand what a browser game is, who made it, what it offers, and where official information about it can be found. Our coverage is neutral: we do not push readers toward any download, purchase, registration, or chance-based mechanic. Every article on this site is reference material — comparable to an encyclopedia entry rather than a marketing landing page.
The team
The editorial team is based in Lisbon, Portugal. Each reviewer has prior experience writing about interactive entertainment, technology or consumer software. Articles are signed by the editor who researched and wrote them, and every piece passes through a second editor for fact-checking before publication.
- Lead editor: reviews assignments, taxonomy, source policy.
- Reviewing editors: hands-on assessment, pacing notes, accessibility notes.
- Fact-checker: verifies publisher, release date, genre and rating claims.
- Copy editor: ensures tone remains neutral and informational.
Editorial standards
Our articles follow a stable house style that prioritises clarity over promotion. Specifically:
- We do not use call-to-action language such as "play now", "win", "free spins" or "claim".
- We do not embed, host or stream any third-party game on our pages.
- External references to a publisher's official page are written as plain text links, not buttons.
- We do not accept paid placements, affiliate revenue, or sponsorship for editorial coverage.
- Genre, publisher and rating claims are sourced from the original publisher's documentation.
Review methodology
A reviewing editor spends a structured session with each title before publication, documenting the game's core mechanics, typical session length, controls, recommended audience and any age-rating guidance published by its original studio. The resulting notes are written up as a long-form article, then handed to a second editor for verification. Reviews are dated and re-checked on a quarterly cadence so that information stays accurate.
Taxonomy & categories
Articles are grouped into a small, stable set of categories — Arcade, Puzzle & Logic, Strategy, and Short-form sessions. The taxonomy is reviewed every quarter; categories are not added or renamed on a promotional schedule.
Sources
Where we reference an external page (for example a publisher's catalogue entry), the link is presented as plain text, not as a promotional button. We do not receive any commission from these links.
Contact the editors
Corrections, factual queries and rights-holder requests can be sent to editorial@DrovikZynQor.com. Postal correspondence: Rua do Alecrim 45, 1200-014 Lisbon, Portugal.