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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 57 entries checked · 22 flagged · 48 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 48 still open
Grayson Hunt — Dr. Whit Oliver is not a member of Dead Echo; he is a scientist who joins later on Stygia. Dead Echo consists of Grayson, Ishi Sato, and Rell Julian.
Grayson Hunt — Grayson's ship is not 'intercepted' near Stygia; he deliberately crashes it into Sarrano's flagship, the Ulysses, causing both to crash on Stygia.
Kain Corp — The final confrontation is with General Sarrano, but the final boss is actually the giant mutated creature, not General Sarrano.
Kain Corp — The entry claims Kain Corp operates the prison facility S-48 on Stygia, but the game only refers to it as 'Stygia prison' or 'the prison', not 'S-48'.
Vex Commander — The character is named 'General Sarrano', not 'General Vex'. 'Vex' refers to the corporation, not a character.
Vex Commander — The Vex Corporation's military leader is General Sarrano, who is the primary antagonist, not a character named 'General Vex'.
Sarah Lynch — Sarah Lynch is the wife of General Lynch, not his daughter.
Sarah Lynch — Sarah Lynch is a willing participant in General Lynch's regime until she defects, not a hostage.
The Red Circle Air Force — The prison planet is called 'Stygia', not 'Liberator'. 'Liberator' is the name of the spaceship that crashes on Stygia.
The Red Circle Air Force — General Bly is not the leader of a distinct 'Red Circle Air Force'; he leads the Red Circle Corporation's military forces on Stygia, and the Air Force is not a separate faction under him as described.
Mark Rein — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states that development began in June 2007, but the widely known canon is that development began in 2006.
Mark Rein — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states that the team experimented with competitive multiplayer modes and campaign cooperative multiplayer mode during production but decided to remove them because of technological constraints. The established canon is that competiti
Epic Games — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states that Tencent acquired a 48.4% outstanding stake (40% of total Epic) in 2012 for $330 million, but the widely reported and correct fact is that Tencent purchased a 40% stake in Epic Games for $330 million in 2012.
Skillshot System — The claim that the game was originally envisioned as a cover-based third-person shooter is not supported by widely-known canon; the game was always a first-person shooter in development.
Skillshot System — The statement that competitive multiplayer and campaign cooperative multiplayer were removed due to 'technological constraints' is inaccurate; according to developer interviews, they were cut due to design decisions and focus on the single-player experience.
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