Your Game Credit Needs Context, Not Just a Logo
Hiring teams need to know what you owned, shipped, measured, and repaired.
Why this matters
The tempting shortcut is to treat one visible number, label, or feature as the whole decision. That makes a clean headline, but it hides the conditions that determine whether the conclusion travels to a different build, market, device, or person. The primary source below establishes the factual boundary; the recommendation here is an editorial interpretation of that boundary.
Use a repeatable check
For every project, state your role, duration, team size, shipped platform, and two decisions you personally made. Record the date and source beside the result. If the underlying product, rule, filing, or guidance changes, update the conclusion rather than silently carrying the old answer forward.
What not to claim
Do not turn a feature into a guarantee, a scenario into a forecast, or one observation into a universal rule. Label estimates and judgments, preserve the assumptions, and give readers enough information to repeat the check themselves.
Primary source
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