How we work
Daykyri is a guide library about GTA 6, Red Dead 2 and the tools for playing and creating content. Behind it is Daykyri, with 12 years of experience creating guides and content and video game videos published since 2017. This page explains where every fact comes from, what the labels mean and how we decide what to recommend.
The answer comes first
Every article opens with the answer, date, price or number up front, and then explains it. What's still unknown goes at the end, under "What isn't confirmed".
Two labels: Confirmed and Unconfirmed
Confirmed means the owner of the fact said it: the studio, the publisher, the manufacturer or the platform (Rockstar, Take-Two, Sony, Elgato, YouTube…).
Unconfirmed covers everything else: outlets, leaks, estimates, community reconstructions and our own inferences. A rumor stays unconfirmed however many outlets repeat it.
Game guides add two more: Master Roshi technique for the best possible trick and Quick and easy for the fast route.
Where every fact comes from
Each fact carries a link to its source in the same sentence, and every source is listed at the end of the article: primary (the owner of the fact) and secondary (outlets reporting it). A number we can't find in a source anyone can open stays out.
Dates
"Published" is the day the article went live. "Last checked" is the last day its facts were checked against the sources. When something changes, like a price, a date or an announcement, the article and its date are updated.
How we pick gear
Every buying guide offers three options: the cheapest one that does the job, a mid-range pick and the best one. For each product we separate four layers: what the manufacturer promises, what independent tests measured, what owners report and what that means for your purchase. An isolated complaint is presented as one owner's experience; a pattern, as something several owners report; a measurement, with the outlet that made it. When a product is the one Daykyri uses, the article says so. If you don't need to buy anything, the guide says that first.
Affiliate links and codes
Some guides include Amazon affiliate links and creator codes, such as the SCUF one. If you buy through them, Daykyri earns a commission at no extra cost to you. Pages that carry them say so under the byline, and the site footer repeats it on every page.
Spanish and English
Every article has a Spanish and an English version. The English one is adapted for US and international readers, with dollar prices, US stores and English-language sources.
Mistakes and corrections
If you spot something wrong, message us on X or on Discord. We check it, fix it and update the last-checked date. If the fix changes the main answer, the article says so.
Search engines and AI
The site is open to search engines and AI assistants, crawlers included. Every fact carries its source so anyone, person or machine, can check it.