Who publishes this site
Crest Space is published by L&P Company s.r.o., a company registered in the Czech Republic.
- Registered office: Rýmařovská 433, Letňany, 199 00 Praha 9, Czech Republic
- Company number: 21180822
- VAT number: CZ21180822
- Email: info@crestspace.online
- Site: crestspace.online
The same details appear in the footer of every page on this site, on the contact page, and in the privacy policy. Where material on this site is attributed at all, it is attributed to the L&P Company s.r.o. editorial team. There are no individual bylines here, no staff profiles and no author personas, because the writing is produced and reviewed as a company and inventing named experts to stand behind it would be a fiction.
What this site is for
Crest Space covers a single narrow subject: online multiplayer games, played on a desktop computer, in which the player controls a military vehicle rather than a person on foot. It is organised as a seven-step path from “what is this genre” to “I have an account, a working install and a finished tutorial”.
The reason for that shape is that the genre’s difficulty is front-loaded. The mechanics that decide the outcome of a match — energy in air combat, armour angle on the ground, prediction at sea — are not visible in the interface, and a new player who does not know they exist has no way to work out why things keep going wrong. Most of the writing here is aimed at that first few hours.
The site is deliberately static. There is no forum, no comment section, no newsletter and no account. It holds still, which suits reference material and does not suit anything time-sensitive.
How coverage is decided — the honest version
Editorial method
Scope is set commercially. Crest Space covers the genre in general and one product in particular: War Thunder. That product appears because L&P Company s.r.o. has a paid affiliate arrangement relating to it. It was not selected by comparison, testing or assessment against other titles, and no such comparison has been carried out.
Product claims are limited to their source. Statements about that product are confined to what its own publisher states and what the affiliate arrangement establishes. Where a detail is not established — pricing, requirements, availability, classification — the pages say it is not stated here and point to the game publisher’s own site, or to the relevant Australian authority.
General claims are linked to a primary source. Statements about consumer rights, online safety and classification link to the Australian body responsible: the ACCC, the eSafety Commissioner, the Australian Cyber Security Centre, Scamwatch, the OAIC or the Australian Classification Board. Where a claim cannot be sourced, it is written as general guidance or left out.
Nothing here is a review. No product, vehicle, mode or publisher is rated, scored or ranked. There are no testimonials, no user quotes, no star ratings and no awards, because there is no way for a reader to verify any of them and inventing them would be dishonest.
The commercial arrangement does not change the writing. The commission is paid on a registration regardless of how the product is described, which means there is nothing to gain from overstating it. What the arrangement does determine is which product is discussed at all, and that is stated wherever it is relevant rather than only here.
What this site is not
It seems worth being direct about this, because the format is easy to misread.
- It is not the official site of any game or publisher, and it is not a partner, reseller, authorised distributor or endorsed source for any of them.
- It is not a news outlet, a magazine or an investigative publication. There are no bylines, no datelines and no reporting.
- It is not a personal blog. Nothing here is written as one person’s experience, and no such experience is claimed.
- It is not a download site. No game client or installer is hosted here or served from here. Links to a game publisher go to that publisher’s own site.
- It is not a source of advice on security, legal or financial matters. Where those subjects arise, the site points at the Australian authority responsible instead of substituting its own judgement.
How the site is funded
Entirely through paid affiliate links. When a reader follows one of the marked links on this site and registers an account with the game publisher, the advertising network that placed the link pays L&P Company s.r.o. a commission. There is no other revenue: no display advertising, no sponsored placements, no subscriptions and nothing for sale.
That arrangement is disclosed in the upper part of the homepage, immediately beside every individual link, and in full on the affiliate disclosure page. The commission is paid by the advertising network, not by the reader, and it adds nothing to any price the game publisher sets.
What the site collects
Nothing. There is no form, no input field, no newsletter, no account and no chat widget anywhere on this site. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics, carries no advertising tag or conversion pixel, and uses no local storage in your browser. The only third party contacted by a page here is Google Fonts, which serves the two typefaces used in the design. The privacy policy and the cookie policy describe this in detail, including the cross-border disclosure that the font request involves.
Accuracy and corrections
Everything here is written to be defensible. Under the Australian Consumer Law, misleading or deceptive conduct in trade is enforceable against the publisher of a statement, not only against the advertiser whose product it concerns, and the material on this site is written on that basis.
If something here is wrong, out of date or unclear, write to info@crestspace.online and say what and where. Corrections are made to the page itself and the review date in the footer is updated. The date shown in every footer is the date the site was last reviewed as a whole.