About Pulse Group Online

Pulse Group Online is an informational website about battle collection role-playing games, written for readers in Australia. It explains how the genre works, what it costs, how Australian classification and consumer protection apply to it, and how one advertised title describes itself. It is published by a company, funded by advertising, and run as a small operation — all three of which are stated here because a reader deciding how much to trust a page should be able to see where it comes from.

Who publishes this site

The company is registered in the Czech Republic and publishes this site for an Australian readership. That is worth saying plainly: we are not an Australian organisation, and where this site describes Australian law, classification or consumer rights, it points to the Australian bodies that administer them rather than offering an interpretation of our own.

How we decide what to cover

The method is short enough to state completely.

1. Genre material comes first Most of this site is about the category rather than any product: how these games are structured, what they ask of a player's week, how purchases accumulate, and what a household should check. This material is written to be useful whether or not a reader ever follows an advertising link.
2. Product coverage is limited to advertisers We write in detail about one product, Raid: Shadow Legends, because it is the product we have a commercial relationship with. We do not present that as a survey of the market, and there is no shortlist here that quietly contains only the title that pays us.
3. Product claims come only from the publisher If the publisher of a game states something, we can repeat it and attribute it. If they do not, we write that it is not stated. Our game profile has a table of unanswered questions for exactly this reason.
4. General claims come from primary sources Where this site says something about Australian classification, consumer law, privacy or online safety, it links the body responsible — the Classification Board, the ACCC, the OAIC, eSafety, the ACSC — rather than paraphrasing a rule we would then be asking readers to take on faith.
5. Commercial arrangements do not affect the writing Our advertiser has no input into the content, no approval over it, and no ability to have a sentence changed or removed. The commission is a fixed fee paid on a completed registration, not a share of anything a reader spends later.

What we do not do

• We do not test hardware, run benchmarks or publish performance figures.
• We do not score or rank games. Fit is not a number, and a score would mostly describe the writer's playing habits.
• We do not publish testimonials, user quotes or reviews attributed to people, invented or otherwise.
• We do not publish statistics we cannot link to a source, and we do not display awards, certifications or trust marks, because we hold none.
• We do not state the classification of any game. That belongs to the Australian Classification Board and we send readers there.
• We do not describe any game containing purchasable randomised items or simulated gambling as suitable for a person under 18.
• We do not collect anything from readers: no forms, no newsletter, no accounts, no tracking. See the privacy policy.

Who writes it

Content is written and reviewed by the Pulse Group Online editorial team at Obchod a služby Praha s.r.o. We do not publish author personas, biographies, photographs or job titles, because a page written by a small publisher should not be dressed as the work of a newsroom. Editorial responsibility sits with the company named above, and correspondence about anything on this site reaches the same address.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, we would rather know. Email info@pulsegroup.online with the page and what is incorrect, and we will check it against the source. Where we correct a factual error we change the page and update the review date in the footer. Where the disagreement is about judgement rather than fact, we will say so rather than quietly rewriting.

Advertising

This site carries paid affiliate links to one advertiser. The arrangement, including what triggers payment and what it does and does not influence, is set out on the affiliate disclosure page, restated beside every link, and summarised on the homepage. Raid: Shadow Legends and all other product names, logos and brands mentioned on this site are the property of their respective owners, and Pulse Group Online is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them.

Last reviewed: 16 September 2026.