HANDS OVER Wiki is an independent, fan-run field guide to HANDS OVER, the five-player horror party game by ArtDock. It is written in English.
The site is not affiliated with ArtDock, Valve, Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo. It is not an official wiki, and it does not speak for the developer.
Why this site exists
HANDS OVER is launching into a common information gap. The game has a clear hook, a demo and a large wishlist audience, but the public record is still thin: no official card list, no console dates, no crossplay statement and no full rulebook.
That gap attracts two kinds of bad pages: confident guesses and copied summaries. A wiki should do better. This site collects the confirmed information, labels the unknowns, and explains the difference.
How the site is researched
- Official sources first. The Steam store page, Steam announcements, the official ArtDock site and official trailers.
- Credible press second. IGN and other outlets are used for statements and context, with attribution.
- Store observations are labeled. A live Steam snapshot (review count, price status, compatibility badge) is dated and marked as observed.
- Community claims are not facts. Discord posts, Reddit threads and social clips can point to a question, but they do not become a confirmed answer without an official source.
- No invented hands-on experience. Pre-release pages say they are pre-release. The site does not claim to have played a build it has not played.
The full method is on the editorial policy page. The claim-by-claim source ledger is on the sources page.
What this site is not
- It is not a substitute for the official Steam page.
- It is not a review. There is no score, and no claim of finished-game performance.
- It is not a card database, because no official cards have been published.
- It is not a leak site. Unannounced content is not treated as fact.
- It is not a general horror-game wiki. The scope is HANDS OVER.
Language
This site is written in English. Game titles and official source titles remain in their original form where that is the accurate way to identify them.
Contact
For corrections, source submissions, image questions or partnership inquiries:
Email: [email protected]
Please include the page URL and a link to the source. Correction requests are reviewed against the official record. The site does not promise a response time, but substantive corrections are prioritized.
There is no contact form because the site is static and does not run a server-side inbox. Email is the reliable route.
Funding and advertising
The site currently has no advertising scripts, accounts, comments or paywall. If clearly labeled advertising is added later, it will be separated from editorial content and disclosed on the privacy page. Advertisers do not get input into coverage.
Image credits
Official screenshots are credited to ArtDock and linked to the Steam page. The site does not present official art as original work, and it does not use competitor screenshots. If you are a rights holder and want an image removed, email the address above.