Submit a Guide
Community guides are welcome. Here's what we need and how to send it.
← Back to WikiWhat makes a good guide
Before writing anything, make sure your guide:
- Covers something not already in the Wiki
- Is about installing, fixing, or understanding something related to the games on this site
- Has actual steps — not just "google it"
- Is written in English (for now)
We're not looking for essays. Short and useful beats long and vague every time.
Write it in Markdown
Guides are written in Markdown. If you've never used it, it's just text with a few symbols:
# Heading 1Big section title## Heading 2Sub-section**bold**Bold text- itemBullet list1. itemNumbered list`code`Inline code[text](url)LinkYou can use StackEdit or Dillinger to write and preview your guide before submitting.
Use this template
Copy the template below and fill it in. Send it exactly like this — don't change the field names.
**Title:** Your guide title here
**Tags:** comma, separated, tags
**Cover image:** (optional — a URL to an image that represents your guide)
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[your markdown content here]Tags should be lowercase, hyphenated if multi-word. Examples: ps3, getting-started, install, emulator, pc, troubleshooting
Send it to Discord
Post your filled-in template in the #wiki-submissions channel in the Discord server. That's it.
Join the Discord server →We review submissions manually. If it's good, it goes up. If something needs fixing, we'll let you know in the thread. No guarantees on timeline — we do this for fun.
What we won't accept
- Guides that are just rephrased Wikipedia articles
- Anything that directs people to sketchy sites or tools
- Guides for games not on this site
- "How to get free V-Bucks" type content
- AI-generated walls of text with no actual knowledge behind them
