Official game sources
- Official Steam store page — identity, release date, features, platforms, languages, requirements and promotional art.
- Steam Global Achievements — all 11 names, descriptions and July 31 completion-rate snapshot.
- Official Steam news feed — launch and pre-release update history.
- Mumpitz Games — developer support site.
- SteamDB UFS view — readable view of the current Steam Cloud save configuration.
- Official Steam Deck compatibility report — current compatibility category, controller, performance, glyph and text-legibility results.
Community strategy sources
- General strategy and achievement guide by plant4.
- Achievement challenge guide for release 1.0 by itsuno.
- 6.2 complete without damage scheme by TheMiroy.
- “6.2 Possible?” discussion — multiple independent layout explanations.
- Four-tified strategy discussion — multiple successful four-tower sets.
- 666k Nuke discussion — Level 5.2 crowd-control method.
Development-story sources
- Mumpitz Games launch retrospective — developer account of the team, four-month production, Godot prototype, Outhold inspiration, marketing timeline and launch metrics.
- GamesRadar launch coverage — independent reporting of the developer's first-day revenue claim.
- Outhold official Steam page — primary description of the game named as the main inspiration.
Artwork and fonts
The site uses the official Steam library logo, library hero, store header, background and six store screenshots published for Steam app 4594150. They are locally hosted and displayed editorially to identify and illustrate the game.
The Level 3.1, Level 5.1 and achievements pages embed two externally hosted images from itsuno's release 1.0 achievement guide: the image under its Level 3.1 Specialist section and the image under its Level 5.1 Triple Threat section. They remain on Steam's image CDN and are captioned as community-guide layouts.
Barlow Condensed, Oxanium and Share Tech Mono are open-source typefaces distributed through Google Fonts and self-hosted here.
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