A fact from 868-HACK appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 30 January 2020 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
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Copyvio check looks fine - I removed what little copyvio seemed apparent
History clean
The infobox image should be replaced by a free rendering of the pixel art logo (I just did one in a few minutes)
Non-free gameplay image has fair use rationale
Other media all good
Passes stability criteria
Copyright and illustration criteria need attention
Sources look fine
I don't know if Steam reviews are user-generated or not, this may not be able to be an RS
Verifiability criteria needs attention
Accolades section could have some prose
Lead is fine, but I recommend moving the Plan.B mention to the end of the release dates paragraph.
I've marked part of the gameplay section as needing clarification because I cannot understand it at all
In Development, "porting" needs a wikilink
I've corrected a bunch of "a" → 'an' and "in" → 'on'. If this is a repeated issue, you could ask for copyedits before more noms - it would be a real pain in longer articles.
The response should also have more prose between the quotes. It's good, but short enough that it does need some extra touch.
Style criteria needs attention
Is there no more coverage? attention
I removed a slightly npov statement in the Brough image caption, so passes neutrality
Great. Perhaps another reminder of the limitations of GOCE. Edits are good, but Most of the enemies have two types of health, one that can move around two tile at a time, another enemy has three health bars, and another enemy is invisible until it comes into the player's line of fire still doesn't make sense, i.e. it starts by suggesting there will be a list of two similar things; it then lists three dissimilar things that aren't in the stated category. Is the source accessible so I could try to find what you're describing? Kingsif (talk) 16:38, 5 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]
@CAPTAIN MEDUSA: Two of those are not types of health though - the first and last are special abilities. The middle one might be, too, if the other enemies have lower health bars. Is it that "the enemies can have one of three different special abilities: being able to move over two tiles at a time, having three health bars instead of [X], or being invisible until it is in the player's line of fire." ? Kingsif (talk) 17:15, 6 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]
@CAPTAIN MEDUSA: Yeah - the "twist" isn't a type of health. Most have two bars of health. But some have three. Those that only have two have a different 'twist' or special ability, to make them different and challenging. I can correct the phrasing in the article and then it should be good! Kingsif (talk) 17:30, 6 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]
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Improved to GA, prose 4434 bytes, decently referenced, no copyvios found, hook is short and interesting to broad audience. @CAPTAIN MEDUSA: All I need is your QPQ and you're a go. ミラP03:17, 10 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]