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About this site
Approximately Up Guide is an unofficial fan resource. We research each page against the official Steam store page, official videos and official links, and clearly mark anything still being verified. We aim for accurate, useful guides for the global community.
Where our information comes from
- Approximately Up is developed and published by Approximately Games (self-published indie).
- It released on Steam on August 6, 2026; a demo predates the full release.
- This site fact-checks every page against the official Steam store page, official videos and official links; community-sourced details are marked as unverified until confirmed.
- Official channels: approximatelyup.com, Discord, TikTok @approximatelyup and YouTube @ApproximatelyUp.
How we verify what's on this site
- Sources first. Every guide page lists the sources it was checked against at the bottom. We prefer official material (the Steam store page, developer and publisher announcements), then established wikis and reputable gaming media.
- Claims get graded before they get published. Numbers and mechanics are weighed by how reliable their source is. Marketing copy and figures we cannot trace back to a source do not go on the page.
- We say when we don't know. If something cannot be verified yet — a chapter no one has documented, a stat no one has published — we mark it as unverified and leave it open instead of guessing. Gaps are never filled with generated text.
- Pages are revised when the game changes. Patches and content updates are tracked, and affected pages are rewritten rather than left stale.
- We are independent. This is an unofficial fan site with no affiliation to the game's developer or publisher, and no relationship that would influence what we write.
Found something wrong? Corrections are welcome — email us and we will check the source and fix or retract it. contact@approximatelyupguides.com