About

About Vertex Space and the company behind it

Vertex Space is an informational site about one narrow category of desktop games, written for readers in Australia and published by a company in the Czech Republic. This page states who that company is, how the site is funded, and what its editorial method actually commits it to.

The publisher

This site is published by:

The same details appear in the footer of every page, on the contact page and in the privacy policy. They are published in full because a site that carries advertising should be traceable to a legal entity that can be written to, invoiced, or complained about.

What the site is, and what it is not

It is a dated roundup of one category: multiplayer shooters set in the Second World War, distributed for desktop computers, reachable by a player in Australia. Around that roundup sit practical guides on joining a game, spending, classification and account safety, each written around Australian bodies and rules.

It is not an official or authorised source for any game. It is not a news publication and has no newsroom. It is not a review site, because it runs no testing programme and publishes no scores. It is not a shop, a download source or a support channel, and it cannot help with an account, a purchase or a technical fault — those go to the vendor, whose own site is linked from the entry page.

The editorial method, stated honestly

Coverage on this site is narrow by design, and the narrowness has a commercial cause worth stating plainly rather than dressing up.

One title is described in detail: Enlisted. It is also the one title this publisher has a commercial arrangement with. Those two facts are connected. The arrangement is what put a formal product description in this publisher's hands, and the method does not permit writing an entry without one. The result is a site with a single entry, which is an unusual shape for a roundup and an accurate reflection of what can be responsibly written.

What the arrangement does not do is shape the entry. The nine checks were fixed before the entry was drafted, five of them are recorded as unanswered by the advertiser's description, and the entry says so in a table rather than in a footnote. The commission is paid for a completed registration, not for a sale, so nothing on this site earns more when a reader spends money in a game — which is why the spending guide can argue for spending less without arguing against the site's own funding.

The full method, including the four permitted sources of information, the order in which decisions are made and how corrections are handled, is on the method page. The commercial arrangement is set out in full on the disclosure page.

Authorship

Pages are written and maintained by the NIKOM CONSTRUCT s.r.o. editorial team. There are no author names, biographies or photographs on this site, and there is no advisory board. Presenting a small publishing operation as a staffed newsroom would be the first misleading thing on a site built to avoid them, and responsibility sits with the company rather than with an invented person.

What the site collects from readers

Nothing. There is no form, no newsletter sign-up, no account, no comment field and no chat widget anywhere on this site. It sets no cookies, uses no local or session storage, and loads no analytics, advertising tag or third-party script — the only files a browser requests are the page, one stylesheet and one small script, all served from this domain.

The hosting provider keeps ordinary server logs, which is described in the privacy policy along with how long they are kept and what rights a reader has. The cookie policy exists to state that there are no cookies, which is the only honest thing such a page can say about this site.

Reaching the publisher

Email is the only channel: info@vertexspace.online. Corrections, complaints, legal notices and questions about the commercial arrangement all go to the same address, and the contact page explains what is answered and what is not.