Last Revised: May 2026

GENERAL

The wellbeing of our users is central to our dedication to ensuring an enjoyable experience on our platform. We recognize that using the Services is a shared experience and strive to make sure everyone can have fun and enjoy the platform in a safe and balanced way. We also acknowledge that, if not properly managed, gameplay may lead to unintended or undesirable outcomes.

To help you mitigate such outcomes, we provide various tools and resources to monitor, limit, or adjust your gameplay to suit your needs. While it's up to each user how they engage with the Services, we encourage everyone to use these features to stay in control and ensure a safe, positive, and balanced experience.

Please note that, in addition to the self-directed tools available, we may, at our sole discretion, implement additional controls or interventions whenever we deem it necessary to protect users' interests, maintain the integrity of the Services, or uphold our social responsibility commitments.

This Responsible Social Gameplay Policy ("Policy") outlines the guiding principles that underpin our approach, details the available control features, and provides access to relevant guidance and support resources intended to ensure that gameplay remains safe, enjoyable, and responsible for everyone.

SUPPORT INFORMATION AND SERVICES

We are committed to promoting a safe and balanced approach. If you ever find yourself struggling to manage your gameplay habits, or notice behaviors such as spending excessive time playing, feeling restless when not playing, we strongly encourage you to seek professional guidance and support. Recognizing these patterns early and taking proactive steps can prevent negative impacts on your wellbeing, relationships, and daily life.

Proactive Steps for Healthy Gameplay

Taking deliberate actions can help maintain control and balance. For example:

Schedule Your Playtime: Set specific times of day for gameplay instead of playing spontaneously. Treat it like any other daily activity.

Take Regular Breaks: Take regular short breaks to stretch, rest your eyes, or switch to another activity. These pauses help reduce fatigue and improve focus.

Balance with Other Activities: Include offline activities in your day - exercise, hobbies, chores, or social time to keep gameplay in perspective.

Mind Your Energy Levels: Avoid playing when you're tired, stressed, or hungry, as this can lead to excessive behavior.

Reflect on Your Gameplay: Take a few minutes at the end of each session to consider whether your gaming time felt balanced and enjoyable.

Professional Support

For users looking for additional guidance, support, or resources, we encourage exploring and consulting organizations that can offer assistance. Some examples include:

On-Line Gamers Anonymous: Welcome to On-Line Gamers Anonymous®! | On-line Gamers Anonymous

Gaming Addicts Anonymous: Gaming Addicts Anonymous – A recovery program and fellowship for compulsive video gamers

American Addiction Centers: Video Game Addiction: What It Is, Symptoms & Treatment

Addiction Center: Video Game Addiction - Get Help Today

WeCare: https://www.wecare.org.sg/addiction/internet-gaming

Please note that the above resources provide educational materials, peer support, and access to professional guidance for individuals who may be experiencing difficulties managing their gameplay habits. They are independent organizations and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or controlled by us in any way. The inclusion of these links is for convenience only. We encourage you to exercise your own judgment when seeking support or guidance from external organizations.

PREVENTING UNDERAGE ACCESS

We are committed to maintaining a safe social gameplay environment, which is why we use a variety of age-verification measures. However, we recognize that internet-enabled devices can sometimes make it easier for minors to access adult content. That's why supervision at home is crucial to keeping gameplay safe.

Parents and guardians play a central role in ensuring that minors do not access platforms intended for adults. Below are some practical steps and examples to help manage device use at home:

Keep your login details private: Do not share your username, password, or payment information with minors, and avoid having them auto-filled on shared devices. For example, if you use a shared family tablet, make sure your account requires a password each time it's accessed.

Log out when you're done: Always sign out of your account, even if you're only stepping away for a few minutes. For instance, if your child is using the same computer, logging out prevents accidental access to adult-only content.

Monitor devices regularly: Keep an eye on computers, tablets, and phones, particularly those with unrestricted internet access. For example, check browser history or use built-in activity reports to see what apps or games are being used.

Talk to minors about risks: Have open conversations about the potential dangers of adult gameplay platforms and explain why certain content is not appropriate for their age.

Use parental controls if needed: If devices are shared or used frequently by younger users, consider parental control tools or filtering software. Examples include setting screen time limits, blocking specific apps, or using content filters on web browsers.

Check activity occasionally: Periodically review account activity to ensure there has been no unauthorized access. For example, review login history on your gaming platform to confirm no one else is using your account.

Please remember that you are responsible for keeping your account secure and ensuring it is only accessible to you. The Company will not be held liable for any loss or damage resulting from shared or compromised information, and any actions performed using your account will be considered as done by you.