Editorial Policy & Corrections
How Gacha Demon gets its numbers, how often they are synced, and how corrections and advertising work.
Last updated: 2026-11-14
Where the numbers come from
In order of weight:
- The game's public data: drop rates, tiers, card points and the level list come from Extreme Demon Gacha's public API (the same data its own Rates and Index pages show). A script pulls it, at most once a day, and every page shows the sync date.
- The game's own rule text: pack timer, scoring, crafting, trading and Duels rules are quoted from the game's screens and rules page.
- AREDL: level names, creators, verifiers and videos come from the All Rated Extreme Demons List through the game.
- The game's Discord, developer posts and public player posts: for codes and announcements. Player posts are labelled as such.
Reddit, Discord and YouTube show us what players are asking. When a page relies on a player report, it says so.
When the rule text and the data disagree
We check the game's wording against its own data, and when they differ we show both. Example: the leaderboard rules say harder levels of a tier are worth "up to 25% more", but the card data the game sends goes up to about 30%. Our tools use the data (that is what the leaderboard counts), and the page notes the gap. If the game changes either, we follow the data and update the note.
Our own math
Some numbers are ours: packs for a 50% or 90% chance, days at 144 packs a day, the expected packs to complete the collection, and the simulator. They are calculated from the published odds, the method is stated next to the result, and they are averages, not guarantees.
Codes
Every code on the codes page carries one of these labels:
- Active: posted by the game or its developer, or redeemed by us.
- Reported working: players name the exact code in a public post we have opened and read, and say it worked, but there is no official post we can see and we have not redeemed it. We link the posts and say so next to the code.
- Expired: the game rejects it, or the developer said it ended.
We change a label the day we learn a code stopped working. We never copy code lists from other games, list referral links as codes, or guess codes.
Updates and corrections
Every page shows the date it was last checked. If something is out of date, contact us with a link or screenshot and it gets fixed, with a new date.
We don't publish exploits, scripts or anything that breaks the game's rules.
Advertising
Gacha Demon may run display ads through Google AdSense. Advertisers have no say in what we write, and ads are labeled.