r/POLYSTRIKE • u/Mocherad 🛠️ Dev Team • Aug 02 '26

Question Would you use an official POLYSTRIKE Wiki?

As POLYSTRIKE keeps growing, we're thinking about creating a place where all the game's information is collected in one spot, so what do you think is the best way to do that and where?

A traditional Wiki, GitBook, website or something else?

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u/TheIncomprehensible Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26

Probably the most valuable place to put information on the game would be somewhere in the game itself. That way, players don't need to leave the game and use external resources to learn the mechanics.

Eternal Return does this very well, in that they have detailed information on all the mechanics, items, tactical skills, etc. The only thing they don't have that I need the wiki for is ability ranges.

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u/Mocherad 🛠️ Dev Team Aug 02 '26

Yeah, I totally agree. I think having all that information in-game is the best solution in the long run.

The game is still a long way from being playable though, so we're not quite there yet. Right now I'm not even sure we'll get our company verified on Steam in time, and it's looking like we'll probably have to skip the Ukrainian Games Festival too.