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Where the game details come from

Where We Check Dear Passengers Information

We prefer a few strong game and developer links over a page stuffed with weak or repeated citations.

Start with Steam and FLEXUS

The Dear Passengers Steam page, Steam news posts, FLEXUS posts, and direct developer comments are our first stop for release, platform, multiplayer, gameplay, PC, and milestone details.

Dear Passengers on Steam ↗

FLEXUS website ↗

Named developer interviews

An interview is useful when a named FLEXUS team member gives a direct answer. We keep the speaker attached to the claim instead of making it sound like a finished announcement.

Trailers and screenshots

Footage can show the art style, cabin chaos, visible jobs, and funny situations. It cannot tell us the final controls, balance, progression, or whether every scene ships unchanged.

Links we do not trust

  • Anonymous release dates and social-media rumors
  • Key resellers, unofficial downloads, APK pages, and crack sites
  • Search snippets without opening the real page
  • Another fan wiki as the only proof

About the screenshots

The game images used here come from Dear Passengers promotional media on Steam. They remain © FLEXUS.

Why we do not link everything everywhere

We add an outside link when it helps players check a claim or reach the game. Repeating the same Steam link in every paragraph would only make the site harder to read.