Media policy
Official game context, site-made annotations, and future live captures are kept distinct.
Core Keeper Guides is an independent Core Keeper guide site. This page explains how images are labeled, where annotations fit, and how to report a media concern.
Official image / Fireshine Games
Current visual types
Official Core Keeper media
Images marked "Official image / Fireshine Games" are used to identify the game, biome, or combat context around a guide. They are not presented as site-owned artwork, proof of a specific route, or official endorsement of this site.
Site annotated boards
Route notes, arena callouts, and comparison panels are site-made annotations. They are static guide graphics, not gameplay captures, videos, or replacements for the game's own visual material.
Future player captures
When a page gains a new in-game screenshot or clip, the caption should state what the player is meant to notice and the page should be updated with the capture context. A generic image is not relabeled as a player capture.
How to read the visuals
Promotional Core Keeper images help readers recognize the game world, but they do not stand in for a live gameplay proof by themselves.
Route sketches, callout boards, and comparison panels are editorial help. They stay visible as guide aids instead of pretending to be raw captures.
If a visual no longer matches the page or a rights concern is raised, the image or caption is reviewed instead of quietly left in place.
Copyright handling
Official promotional media keeps a visible Fireshine Games credit wherever it is shown as a lead visual or discovery image.
The site does not intentionally use viewer-uploaded screenshots, third-party video reuploads, or scraped creator thumbnails as guide media.
Core Keeper names, artwork, screenshots, and other game assets remain the property of their respective rights holders. This independent guide does not claim ownership or official status because it displays credited game context.
A rights holder or source owner can request review by sending the page URL, media description, and ownership concern to the site contact address. Material corrections or removals are recorded when appropriate.
Need a review?
The clearest reports name the page, identify the visual, and explain whether the concern is attribution, ownership, context, or removal. That gives the editorial desk enough detail to check it without guessing.
Current disclosure