# Contact

We read everything that comes in through the channels below. The fastest way to reach us depends on what you've got:

Corrections and updates

Found a factual error? Something changed — a Steam Link update, a new fake port circulating, an outdated detail about GeForce NOW tiers or Dota Underlords? Leave a comment on the relevant article. We review article comments regularly, and verified corrections get folded into the page with a quiet update. This is the fastest route because the note lands exactly where the fix needs to happen.

Tips about new fakes

If you've run into a new "Dota 2 APK" site, a suspicious YouTube tutorial, or an app asking for your Steam login, tell us about it in the comments on our fake-port danger guide. Describe what the site or video claimed, what it asked you to do, and what happened. Real reports from readers are how we keep that page current — and your report might save the next person from installing malware.

General questions

Questions about playing Dota 2 on a phone, Steam Link setup, or which mobile MOBA to try? Check the homepage FAQ first — the common ones are answered there. If yours isn't, drop it as a comment on the most relevant article and we'll answer it where everyone can see.

What we can't do

We can't provide APK files, download links, or installation help for unofficial ports — we don't host or endorse any of them, for reasons explained at length across this site. We also can't help with Steam account recovery; for that, you'll need Steam's own support channels. And we're a tiny team, so give us a few days.

We don't publish an email address (it would drown in spam within a week). The on-site comments and community reports are the real inbox, and they work.