Parents and safety
This game is designed for enjoyable play with no gameplay ads, no chat and no open player search. Advertising has not been activated; if introduced, it will be separated from gameplay and subject to privacy and age-treatment controls. We recommend adult supervision and reasonable playtime breaks.
Play without an account
Children can play all ten games offline by entering a nickname. The nickname and game progress remain in that browser. Use an invented nickname, not the child's real name, school, age, location or contact details.
Friends and high scores
Online registration and friend requests are optional. In this release the interface allows them only for people who confirm they are at least 16, subject to the applicable rules. Players younger than 16 must play offline. There is no verified parental-consent or independent age-assurance solution connected yet. The interface's age statement alone is not a compliance guarantee. Do not activate children's online accounts in production before implementing an appropriate guardian consent and verification system.
Protecting children
- No direct messaging, public profiles, follower counts or public score charts are included.
- Friend invitations are possible only using deliberately shared friend IDs; score visibility requires acceptance.
- Friends may be removed at any time. Parents should explain that sharing a friend code exposes an invitation route to other people.
- There is currently no production-grade moderation, reporting or abuse case-management feature; the operator must implement safety procedures and contact details before a public children-focused launch.
- Personal details must not be placed into usernames.
Data and rights
Read the Privacy Policy for data categories, storage, retention, rights and operator contact placeholders. Local game data can be erased on the Friends & Scores screen. Online users can export and delete their profile after the privacy database migration is installed.
Need help?
Operator contact: [INSERT WORKING PRIVACY/SAFETY CONTACT BEFORE PUBLIC LAUNCH]. If a child reports harm, the operator must provide timely support, investigate appropriately and meet applicable reporting obligations.