For parents and guardians

Audience and individual game themes

The operator has identified the intended audience as ages thirteen and older. This describes our audience; it is not a formal age rating for every title, and it does not turn a child-directed game into a general-audience one merely by adding a sentence. The collection includes puzzles, driving, stylised combat and chase games. Review the actual game, audio and themes with your teenager before deciding whether it is suitable.

Advertising and choices

The portal uses Google AdSense. A labelled advertisement is a third-party message, not a recommendation by the game developer. Do not encourage a young person to click ads as a way of helping the site. Consent controls may appear according to location and account configuration; the advertising privacy control reopens Google’s available consent interface. The separate analytics choice manages optional site measurement.

A general audience declaration does not replace child-directed treatment where a particular service is actually directed to children. Please report a title whose presentation or data practices raise that concern. We will assess the actual content and applicable settings rather than relying only on the wording of this page.

Local records, public names and multiplayer

Portal favourites and many game saves remain in the current browser. A player may choose to submit a public nickname and score to a leaderboard. Do not use a real name, school, phone number or contact address as a nickname or room name. Some games have local co-op or online rooms; these features have different interaction and network requirements. Review the particular game before opening a room.

The current portal has no payment or subscription system. Independent games can keep their own local progress. Clearing cookies or site data may delete it, so check export options first. A server record cannot be erased by deleting local history alone. For a privacy request, email the support address with enough detail to locate the record and no unnecessary sensitive documents.

Comfort, supervision and reporting

Agree on a stopping point and take breaks from fast movement, bright effects or repetitive input. Use sound controls and stop if a game causes discomfort. A short-session label should not be interpreted as a measured or recommended daily screen-time allowance; we do not publish medical advice.

Report misleading advertising, a control covered by an ad, inappropriate material or unwanted collection through Contact. Include the exact URL and a brief description. A useful screenshot focuses on the issue and excludes private account details. For ordinary technical problems, the Help page explains what information lets us reproduce a failure.