Banana Eats guide editorial policy
Each guide covers one player task. Public promo codes and the randomized phone puzzle have separate instructions because they use different rewards and steps. Map and badge catalogs keep related records together for comparison.
What counts as checked
- Two independent public sources, read on a named date, settle a claim. The status column says “2 sources” or “Active · 2 sources”.
- One source stays “1 source” or “New · 1 source”. We do not upgrade it because a second blog copied the first.
- A conflict stays as two numbers. Skin counts, stun times, and the Moldy rank line are examples.
- A missing number stays blank. We do not estimate spawn rates, code release days, or level-6’s rank.
- The sources list at the bottom is the only place a technical URL needs to appear. The paragraph above it says what we decided.
Corrections: email [email protected] with the page and the source you trust. We would rather delete a row than keep a prize we cannot trace. The code table compares dated independent public lists, including Dexerto, Fandom, UrGameTips and AllThingsHow. Disagreements are retained beside the source list.
FAQ
Do you test codes in Banana Eats before publishing them?
We compare independent public pages, videos and announcements on a named date. The table reports source counts and preserves disagreements.
Who do I email about an error?
Sources
Sources checked: .
- Dexerto codes — 2026-10-28
- Fandom Codes — 2026-10-21