Step 1: Check the Official Description
Every guide starts from the official game description. We check that the description still matches the game our guides describe: the same story setting, the same squad combat, the same card and SOUL DRIVE systems, and the same roster shape. If the game changes, the guide changes with it. A guide that drifts from its source is rewritten, not patched with a guess.
Step 2: Test on Real Devices
We test on real hardware, walking the first battles slowly, reading every menu in full, and rebuilding the squad after every lesson a loss teaches. Tests run on five handsets in the review bench: a Samsung Galaxy A55 on Android 15, a Google Pixel 8 on Android 16, a Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro on Android 14, an Infinix Note 40 Pro on Android 14, and a Samsung Galaxy A13 on Android 12. A guide claim that fails on a real phone does not publish.
Step 3: Check the File Before It Publishes
Before any download button goes up, we check that a real file exists, that its size and version are read from the file itself, and that the button points only to that verified file. No other download destination is accepted. A button without a verified file behind it never publishes, which is why the download page currently shows no button at all.
Step 4: Write the Verdict Last
The verdict is written after the testing, not before it. It names the limits plainly, including the download state and the online nature of the game, and it recommends the game only inside those limits. If a test fails, the guide says so and the verdict reflects it.