Information First, No Files
This site reviews information, not files. We do not host, test, or hand out any mobile game file, so our review method is editorial rather than technical. Every article is checked for three things before publication: is the fan project described as unofficial, is the official game described accurately, and would a new reader understand that no mobile game file is offered here?
Sources We Use
We use public information about real Dota 2 on PC: the game's own public descriptions, its hero and role system, and widely reported facts about its history as a Valve PC game. We do not rely on anonymous file listings or on claims made by file sharing pages. When a detail about the fan project cannot be verified, the article says it is unverified or leaves it out.
The Separation Rule
Every article keeps official and unofficial material apart. Real Dota 2 means the Valve PC game. The fan project means the unofficial mobile adaptation made by fans. The two are never mixed in one sentence without saying which is which. That rule is the whole point of this site: a reader should never finish an article unsure whether they just read about a Valve release or a fan project.
Removal on Request
If the rights holder asks for content to be removed, it is removed promptly on request. That commitment sits above every other editorial rule on this site, and the contact page explains how to make a request.