For parents
What this site collects, what it does not, and the parts we cannot control. No badges, no reassurance we have not earned.
Your child does not need an account
Every game on this site opens by clicking Play. There is no sign-up wall, no email, no verification step, and no part of the site is locked behind one. If your child never creates an account, nothing here is worse for them.
We do offer an optional account, and it is for ages 16 and over. It exists to do one thing: carry the same history — games played, favourites, time — between a phone and a laptop. We ask for a year of birth once, we store the year and nothing else about a birthday, and an answer under 16 deletes the account immediately rather than disabling it. Sixteen is the strictest threshold among the countries we serve, chosen on purpose rather than the lowest one we could have argued for.
What we store, in plain words
With no account: which games were opened, which were marked with a heart, how long each was open, and the days somebody visited. All of it lives in your own browser's storage and never reaches us. Clearing your browsing data erases it completely.
With an account: the same list, plus the Google display name, email address and profile picture. Nothing else. We do not build an advertising profile, we do not sell anything to anybody, and the panel has a button that downloads every byte we hold and another that deletes it for good. See the privacy policy for the detail.
The advertising, which we do not control
We show no advertising of our own. The boxes marked «Advertisement» on this site are reserved space and load nothing.
The games are a different matter and this is the part worth reading twice. Each game runs inside a frame served from the studio or distributor that owns it, mostly GameMonetize. Those companies may show advertising inside the game, under their own policies, and we cannot see or approve what appears. What we have done is stop the frame from being able to start sound on its own, so nothing talks until your child touches something, and the frame does not load at all until Play is pressed.
What “safe for kids” covers here, and what it does not
Our collection for young children is filtered on what we can verify: single-player games with no chat, no friend lists, no messaging and nothing to buy, with violence, horror and online multiplayer excluded. The games themselves have no accounts and no usernames — that has not changed and will not.
What it does not cover: the advertising inside the frame, and any link a game might place to its own developer's site. Those are outside the filter because they are outside our reach. A collection is a curated shelf, not a supervision tool.
There is nowhere on this site to write to a stranger
No chat, no comments, no private messages, no public profiles, no username field, no image uploads. That is a design decision and it is permanent — the whole architecture of the site is built so there is no place where one person can leave text that another person reads.
If you want something removed
Email [email protected] and we will act on it. If an account was created by a child under 16, tell us and we will delete it and everything in it — you do not need to prove anything to us first.