Terms
Games made here are for everybody to share and enjoy. The site keeps no rights in them and claims no credit for them.
Version 1, 4 October 2026. These terms apply to using the site and to every game published on it. Each point is said in plain words, with the wording that applies beside it. When you publish a game, you agree to this sentence:
By publishing, I dedicate this game's rules, name and description to the public domain under CC0 1.0, so anyone may copy, change, share or sell it, and I confirm I have the right to share what I put in.
Games you publish belong to everybody
In plain words
When you publish a game, you give it to the public domain. Its rules, its name and its description are then free for anyone to copy, change, share or sell, without asking and without naming you. The site keeps nothing for itself and claims no credit for your game. A draft you have not published stays yours. The site's own piece drawings and typefaces are not part of this: they keep the licences the credits page names.
The legal wording
On publishing a game, the member who publishes it (the "Creator") dedicates the game's rules, name and description, and any other material the Creator publishes with it (the "Work"), to the public domain under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode), waiving all copyright and related or neighbouring rights in the Work worldwide to the extent permitted by law. Where such a waiver is not effective under applicable law, the Creator grants every person the royalty-free, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, non-exclusive, irrevocable and unconditional licence set out in section 3 of CC0 1.0 (License Fallback), and to the extent the Creator cannot waive or license any moral rights, agrees not to assert them. No right, title, licence or credit in the Work is reserved to or claimed by the site or its operator. Material supplied by the site itself, including its piece images and typefaces, is excluded and remains under its own licences.
What you put in is your responsibility
In plain words
Only put in what you have the right to share. The rules of a game are generally not anybody's property, so a variant of a game is fine. But names, drawings, written text, trade marks and other people's work under a licence can belong to someone, and you answer for them, not the site. If your game is built on somebody else's licensed work, their licence still applies to their part, and your dedication cannot take it away.
The legal wording
By publishing, the Creator represents and warrants that they have all rights necessary to make the dedication above, and that the Work does not infringe any copyright, trade mark, database right, moral right or other right of any person, nor any law. The Creator acknowledges that, while game rules and mechanics are generally not protected by copyright, names, artwork, text, trade marks and third-party licensed material may be, and that such material is the Creator's sole responsibility. Where the Work incorporates or is derived from third-party material made available under a licence, that material remains subject to its licence, which the dedication does not and cannot override; the Creator is responsible for complying with it. The Creator agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the operator against claims arising from material the Creator supplies, to the extent permitted by law.
The site comes as it is
In plain words
The site, its games, its scores, its computer players and everything else on it are offered as they are, with no promise that they are right, safe, available or fit for anything. It is a small site, and it may change, break, lose things or close.
The legal wording
The site and all material, games, scores, ratings, software and services on or through it are provided "as is" and "as available", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including without limitation any warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, availability, non-infringement or title. The operator may change, suspend or discontinue the site or any part of it, or delete any material, at any time without notice or liability.
People answer for themselves
In plain words
Members make games, play and post suggestions on their own account. The person who runs the site is not responsible for what members make, say or do, here or anywhere else, or for what anybody does with a game they found here.
The legal wording
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the operator is not responsible or liable for any content, conduct or communication of any member or third party, on or off the site, nor for any use made of any material obtained through the site, and shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or exemplary loss or damage arising out of or in connection with the site or its use. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability which cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law.
Asking for something to come down
In plain words
If something here is yours and was put in without your permission, or breaks the law, get in touch with the person who runs the site on GitHub, at github.com/nabfrew, and say which game and why. Members can also report a game from its page. The person who runs the site reads every request and takes down what should not be here.
The legal wording
Notices of claimed infringement or unlawful content may be sent through the report link on the game's page, or through the contact the operator names on this page, identifying the material, the right claimed and the claimant's contact details. The operator may remove or disable access to any material, and suspend any account, at its sole discretion and without notice, and is under no obligation to monitor material before or after it is published.
When these terms change
In plain words
If the terms change, this page gets a new version and date. A game keeps the version it was published under, which the site records when you publish; a dedication, once made, cannot be taken back.
The legal wording
The operator may amend these terms by publishing a new version on this page. Each publication of a game is governed by the version accepted at that time, which the operator records. A public domain dedication made under any version is irrevocable.
What the site keeps about you is in the privacy notice. CC0 1.0's full text is at creativecommons.org. The person who runs the site is on GitHub at github.com/nabfrew.