Frequently asked

By playing. Time spent in a game is measured on the server, not reported by the game itself, and credited up to a daily limit so an idle tab cannot earn all day.

No. Coins are earned, not sold — that is deliberate, and it is why there is no refund page: nothing here is bought with money in the first place.

Not automatically. Report the game and we will look at it and can take it down, but a purchase does not reverse itself — there was nothing paid for the platform to hand back.

Anybody, unless you make it private. A private profile still shows to your name and avatar, but games, reviews and activity only show once you approve a follow request.

Only people you follow and who follow you back. Messaging opens the moment that becomes true in both directions, and closes the moment either of you stops following or blocks.

Your games come off the shelf, your profile empties, and your follows, blocks, notifications and linked devices go with it. What other people wrote — their reviews, their side of a conversation with you — stays, with your name replaced by "Deleted account". The Privacy notice explains why.

The reason shows when you try to sign in. You can still read the site, just not post, message, buy or play — write to us on the Contact page if you think it is wrong.

A game declares its own boards — what counts as a good score, whether higher or lower wins. The game's creator can remove a score or bar somebody from their own boards; nobody else can touch them.

An entry fee and a prize, if there are any, are held by the platform for the length of the tournament — not paid out until it finishes. If it is cancelled instead, everything held goes back to whoever put it in.

Use the Report link next to it. It goes straight to a moderator with the thing attached, which is faster and more useful than describing it in an email.

Apply for a creator account from your profile. Once approved, you upload a build, we review it, and you choose when it goes live — it does not have to be the moment the review finishes.

The Unity SDK, downloadable from the creator dashboard. It talks to the platform without your game ever handling a password or a session directly.