About this resource

About StrataPoint

Reviewed 17 September 2026 · KR Ultimate s.r.o. editorial team

StrataPoint is an informational resource about free-to-play online shooters set in the Second World War that run on desktop computers, written for readers in Australia. It is published by a company, not by a newsroom, and it carries paid links. Both of those facts are stated here at the top rather than in small print at the bottom, because a reader deciding how much weight to give a page should know who wrote it and how it is funded before reading the rest.

Who publishes this site

StrataPoint is published and operated by:

KR Ultimate s.r.o. is responsible for everything published here, including any error. There is no separate editorial entity, no external contributor network and no invented masthead. Where a page shows authorship at all, it is attributed to the KR Ultimate s.r.o. editorial team, which is the accurate description.

What this site covers, and what it does not

The subject area is narrow on purpose: one genre, one platform family, one market. Within that, the site publishes general reference material — how the free-to-play model works, how the games themselves are built, what hardware is needed, what Australian rules apply — and one product profile, covering Enlisted.

It is not a review site. It does not score games, does not rank them against each other, and does not publish verdicts of the “best of” kind. It is not a news publication: there are no bylined articles, no reporting and no claim to have investigated anything. It is not affiliated with any game publisher, and it is not an official or authorised source for any product mentioned on it.

How coverage is decided — the honest version

This is the section most sites in this space leave vague, so it is stated plainly.

• One product is profiled, and it is the one with a commercial arrangement. KR Ultimate s.r.o. earns a commission when a reader registers with Enlisted after following a link from this site. That relationship is the reason Enlisted is the product covered at product level. No survey of the market was conducted, and nothing here should be read as the outcome of one.
• The commercial arrangement does not buy wording. The advertiser did not write, review or approve any text on this site, and the pages about consumer rights, randomised purchases and parental controls say what they say regardless of whether it flatters the product.
• Product claims come from the publisher's own description. Where that description does not settle a question — requirements, prices, server locations, classification — the page says so and points at the source that can settle it, rather than filling the gap with a guess.
• Claims about law or public guidance link to the body that publishes them. Australian regulators are named in their real roles and linked; nothing is paraphrased as though it were the legal text. Where a claim cannot be sourced that way, it is written as general guidance or left out.
• Reference material is written to be useful on its own. The test applied to every entry is whether it would still be worth reading with every paid link deleted. If the answer is no, the entry is not published.
• Nothing is ordered by commission. There is only one commercial relationship, so there is no ranking to distort. If that ever changes, this page changes with it before any new link goes live.

Things this site deliberately does not do

• No forms. There is no newsletter, no quiz, no lead capture and no account — nowhere on the site can anything be typed and submitted.
• No tracking. No analytics, no advertising tags, no conversion pixels, no third-party scripts of any kind. The site sets no cookies and uses no browser storage, which is why there is no consent banner to dismiss.
• No testimonials or invented people. No reader quotes, no star ratings, no staff photographs, no expert personas.
• No invented numbers. No test results, benchmark figures, award badges or certification seals appear here, because none were earned or measured.
• No urgency. No countdowns, no stock counters, no warnings that something must be done today.
• No redirects or link cloaking. Paid links point at the advertiser's address directly and are marked as sponsored, so the destination is visible before you click.

The privacy policy and cookie policy describe the technical position in detail, and both are written to match what the site actually does rather than to cover things it might do one day.

Corrections and updates

Entries are reviewed when something they describe changes materially — a product description, a regulator's guidance, a platform's behaviour — and the review date sits in the footer of every page. Errors are corrected rather than quietly removed, and a correction that changes the sense of a page is noted in the text.

If something here is wrong, incomplete or out of date, write to info@stratapoint.online and say what and where. Specific corrections are acted on quickly; general disagreement about a judgement is welcome too, and sometimes changes the judgement.

What this site is not a substitute for

Nothing published here is legal, financial or professional advice, and nothing here is vendor support. For a problem with a game account, the publisher's own support channel is the only route that can fix it. For a consumer complaint, the ACCC and your state or territory fair trading body are the relevant bodies. For online safety matters, the eSafety Commissioner. For privacy, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. Those bodies publish the authoritative material, and this site links to them rather than standing in for them.