Terms of Service

Brightstudio ("the Company") Terms of Service Last Updated: 2026-07-16 Welcome to our puzzle-adventure game! Before you start playing, read through these Terms of Service (the "Terms"). They cover how you use our website ("Site"), our mobile games ("Games"), and everything else we offer through the Site and Games. We call all of that together the "Services." By using our Services, you're agreeing to follow these Terms. If you can't get on board with them, don't use the Services. Check out our Privacy Policy if you want to know what we do with your information. Let's have fun!

1. Arbitration, Class Actions, Damages and Refunds.

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING ARBITRATION: WHEN YOU AGREE TO THESE TERMS YOU ARE AGREEING (WITH LIMITED EXCEPTION) TO RESOLVE ANY DISPUTE BETWEEN YOU AND US THROUGH BINDING, INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION RATHER THAN IN COURT. PLEASE REVIEW CAREFULLY SECTIONS 13 ("GOVERNING LAW AND FORUM CHOICE") AND 14 ("DISPUTE RESOLUTION") BELOW FOR DETAILS REGARDING ARBITRATION (INCLUDING THE PROCEDURE TO OPT OUT OF ARBITRATION). THESE TERMS ALSO INCLUDE A WAIVER OF RIGHTS BY YOU TO BRING A CLASS ACTION AGAINST US AND A LIMITATION ON DAMAGES THAT YOU CAN COLLECT FROM US THAT MAY ARISE OUT OF YOUR USE OF THE SERVICES. BY USING THE SERVICES, YOU AGREE TO THESE PROVISIONS. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THESE TERMS, YOU MAY NOT INSTALL, COPY, OR USE THE SERVICES. WITH LIMITED EXCEPTION (SEE SECTION 5), ANYTHING YOU PURCHASE FROM US IS NON-REFUNDABLE. 2. Changes to Terms or Services. We can update these Terms whenever we want. When that happens, we'll let you know the way we describe in Section 15(d). You'll need to agree to the new version if you want to keep using the Services. Don't want to accept the changes? Except as stated in Section 14(h) "Effect of Changes on Arbitration," you won't be able to use the Services anymore. The Services themselves are always changing too. We might modify, pause, or shut down any part of them at any point without warning you first. We also reserve the right to push out patches, updates, or new features whenever we decide to.

3. Who May Use the Services and How?

(a) Eligibility. To use the Services you need to be at least 13 years old, able to enter into a legal contract with Company, and not prohibited by law from using them. (b) Game Platforms. You're probably accessing our Games through some kind of software provider that also handles downloads. That could be the iOS App Store, Google Play, or something similar (we call these "Game Platforms"). When you grab our Games from one of these platforms, you're creating an account with them (a "Gaming Account"), and their terms and conditions might apply to how you use that account and how you use our Services through it. If there's ever a conflict between what a Game Platform says and what these Terms say, these Terms win. (c) Your Account. When you access our Services through a Game Platform, they'll send us some information about you from your Gaming Account, like what's described in our Privacy Policy. We use that to set up an account for you in our Services. You can add more information to it if you want (that's your "Account"). (d) Accuracy of Account Information. Keep your Account information current and correct. That means updating things through your Gaming Account when necessary. If you don't, we might have to shut down or close your Account.

4. Company Content.

(a) Company Content. When we say "Content" in these Terms, we mean anything that shows up in the Services. Text, graphics, images, music, software, audio, video, any kind of creative work, data, information—all of it. Company and whoever licenses stuff to us own everything about the Services and the Content. That includes all the intellectual property rights. (b) In-Game Content. We offer various things inside the Games that can improve your experience. Think virtual currency, character skins, cosmetics, experience boosts, or items that let you play better. We might also give you access to special events or seasonal challenges where you can unlock rewards. Some of this comes as part of a limited-time event or "season," which might have its own rules attached. You can buy some of this In-Game Content, or sometimes you get it when you make a purchase. Other times you can grab it for free just by playing or during an event. No matter how you get it, all In-Game Content stays Company property. It has no real-world value and you can't trade it, sell it, or get your money back for it. You can't transfer it to anyone else either. Your ability to use In-Game Content depends on the license we give you in these Terms. We can take that away whenever we want with no liability to you. There might be other restrictions too, depending on how the Games work or whatever we decide to tell you separately. We can change, swap out, suspend, or delete any In-Game Content whenever we feel like it, without notice or owing you anything. (c) License Keys. Sometimes we sell or provide unique keys that let you access our Games on a Game Platform (a "License Key"). These are yours alone. You can't pass them to someone else or sell them. If we think you've been fraudulent or broken these Terms in some way, we can disable your License Key or take away your right to play. License Keys aren't worth money and you can't redeem them for cash. (d) Rights in Content Granted by Company. As long as you follow these Terms, we let you use our Services in a limited way. You get a non-exclusive, personal license to look at the Content (including anything you've bought or unlocked). If you have a valid License Key or bought a Game through a Game Platform, you can download and install it on a device you own. That's it—you can only use it the way we've described. You definitely can't copy the Services, change them, or make your own versions based on them. Don't share them with other people, don't try to figure out how they work under the hood, and don't let a bunch of people use them all at once through some workaround. We keep all rights to the Services and the Content except what we've specifically given you. (e) Streaming. Go ahead and stream your gameplay if you want. Just keep it non-commercial, don't charge people to watch, keep things appropriate, don't run tournaments without asking us first, and if someone's sponsoring you, put "Sponsored By [name]" somewhere visible on your stream. 5. Payments. When you buy access to our Games, a License Key, or In-Game Content (any of those is a "Transaction"), you're telling the Game Platforms or their payment processors to charge you. They might ask for more information like your credit card number, expiration date, email, and address (all of that is "Payment Information"). The Game Platforms' rules probably apply to your purchase too. Once you start a Transaction, you're authorizing them to share your Payment Information with whoever needs it to complete the sale and to charge you (plus taxes and whatever else applies). You might need to verify who you are before finishing. After you buy something, it's yours—with rare exceptions described in Section 5, you're not getting your money back. The Game Platform can cancel any Transaction if something goes wrong, and if they do, they'll refund whatever you already paid them for it. 6. Beta Testing. We sometimes let people try out beta versions of our Services ("Beta"). These aren't guaranteed to work right. They might break your device or cause other problems. If you use a Beta, you're agreeing to: Company can delete or change anything related to the Beta on your device whenever we want. We can stop your access to a Beta at any time, making it unplayable. If we do, you have to delete it from your device and get rid of anything you got from us with it. You won't get paid for being a beta tester. And just because you tested the beta doesn't mean you automatically get the full game—you might have to buy it separately. 7. General Prohibitions and Company's Enforcement Rights. Don't do any of the following: (a) use the Services to make money without our permission, unless these Terms say you can; (b) do anything we think is cheating, disruptive, or ruins the game for other people, including harassing them; (c) remove anything that stops people from misusing the Services; (d) mess with email headers or packet information, or use the Services to send fake or misleading source information; (e) grab personal information about other users without asking them first; (f) break any laws; or (g) help someone else do any of this stuff. We don't have to watch what people do with the Services or review what anyone posts, but we have the right to if we need to keep things running smoothly, make sure people follow these Terms, or follow the law. 8. Links to Third Party Websites or Resources. The Services might link to other websites. We're just pointing you in that direction for convenience. We're not responsible for what's on those sites or what they offer. You're on your own if you click through and use them. 9. Termination. We can shut down your access to the Services whenever we want, for any reason, without warning. If we do, these Terms and Sections 4(a), 4(b), and 10-15 keep going.

10. Warranty Disclaimers.

(a) Disclaimers with Respect to Our Services and Content. THE SERVICES AND CONTENT ARE PROVIDED "AS IS," WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, WE EXPLICITLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, QUIET ENJOYMENT AND NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND ANY WARRANTIES ARISING OUT OF COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE. We're not saying the Services will do what you want or that they'll always be available and working smoothly without bugs. We're also not making any promises about how accurate, timely, truthful, or complete the Content is. (b) Disclaimers with Respect to Mobile Devices. Our Services need a mobile device like a smartphone or tablet ("Mobile Devices"). Company isn't responsible if your phone or tablet gets damaged or messed up when you use our Games. You're the one who has to read whatever instructions come with the device and make sure using our Services fits with those instructions. 11. Indemnity. If anyone sues us because of something you did or because you broke these Terms, you're going to cover our legal costs, our team's time, and whatever damages come out of it. That includes our lawyers' and accountants' fees.

12. Limitation of Liability.

(a) NEITHER COMPANY NOR ANY OTHER PARTY INVOLVED IN CREATING, PRODUCING, OR DELIVERING THE SERVICES OR CONTENT WILL BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR DAMAGES FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST REVENUES, LOST SAVINGS, LOST BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, LOSS OF DATA OR GOODWILL, SERVICE INTERRUPTION, DEVICE DAMAGE OR SYSTEM FAILURE OR THE COST OF SUBSTITUTE SERVICES OF ANY KIND ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THESE TERMS OR FROM THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE SERVICES OR CONTENT, WHETHER BASED ON WARRANTY, CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), PRODUCT LIABILITY OR ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY, AND WHETHER OR NOT COMPANY OR ANY OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN INFORMED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE, EVEN IF A LIMITED REMEDY SET FORTH HEREIN IS FOUND TO HAVE FAILED OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE. SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. (b) USE OF MOBILE PUZZLE-ADVENTURE SOFTWARE, INCLUDING OUR GAMES, MAY AFFECT YOUR ATTENTION OR CAUSE UNINTENDED SIDE EFFECTS SUCH AS EYE STRAIN OR DISCOMFORT, OR AGGRAVATE PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS. YOU EXPRESSLY WAIVE COMPANY'S LIABILITY FOR RISKS INHERENT IN THE USE OF MOBILE GAMING SOFTWARE, AND COMPANY WILL NOT BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY CAUSE OF ACTION OR UNDER ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY ARISING FROM SUCH RISKS. (c) IN NO EVENT WILL COMPANY'S TOTAL LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THESE TERMS OR FROM THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE SERVICES OR CONTENT EXCEED THE AMOUNTS YOU HAVE PAID TO COMPANY FOR USE OF THE SERVICES OR CONTENT OR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS (terms00), IF YOU HAVE NOT HAD ANY PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS TO COMPANY, AS APPLICABLE. (d) THE EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF DAMAGES SET FORTH ABOVE ARE FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS OF THE BASIS OF THE BARGAIN BETWEEN COMPANY AND YOU. 13. Governing Law and Forum Choice. These Terms and anything related to them are governed by the Federal Arbitration Act, federal arbitration law, and Washington State law, without considering any conflict of laws rules. Unless Section 14 "Dispute Resolution" says otherwise, any legal case between you and Company (that doesn't have to go to arbitration) goes to the state and federal courts in Seattle. You and Company both agree that those courts have jurisdiction and you're not going to complain about it.

14. Dispute Resolution.

(a) Mandatory Arbitration of Disputes. We both agree that any argument, claim, or disagreement coming from these Terms or how we follow them, or from how you use the Services or Content (all of that is "Disputes"), gets handled through one-on-one arbitration. No class actions, no group lawsuits. You and Company both agree that federal arbitration law applies, and you're giving up your right to a jury trial and to join a class action. This arbitration part stays in effect even after these Terms end. (b) Location of Arbitration. If you live in the United States, arbitration happens in your home state, nowhere else. (c) Exceptions. A couple of things don't have to go to arbitration. Small claims court cases can stay there. And disputes about whether we stole your intellectual property can go to regular court. (d) Opt-out: You can get out of arbitration if you email us at info@brightstudio.space within 30 days of when you first agreed to these Terms and tell us you don't want it. (e) Conducting Arbitration and Arbitration Rules. An organization called the American Arbitration Association ("AAA") will run the arbitration using their Consumer Arbitration Rules (the "AAA Rules"), unless these Terms change something. Find the rules at www.adr.org or call 1-800-778-7879. Whoever starts arbitration sends the AAA a written request and tells the other side, the way the AAA Rules describe. The AAA has a form for that at www.adr.org. If your claim is $10,000 or less, you pick whether it's decided on documents alone, over video or phone, or in person according to the AAA Rules. Anything more than that and the AAA Rules decide if you get a hearing. Hearings happen in your county unless you both agree on somewhere else. The arbitrator gets to decide how to interpret and enforce this whole arbitration section. (f) Arbitration Costs. The AAA Rules cover who pays filing fees and arbitrator costs. We pay all of it if your claim is under $5,000, unless the arbitrator thinks you're making a frivolous claim. If we win, we cover our own attorney fees and won't ask you to pay them. If you win, you can get attorney fees and costs if the law allows it. (g) Class Action Waiver. YOU AND COMPANY AGREE THAT EACH MAY BRING CLAIMS AGAINST THE OTHER ONLY IN YOUR OR ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, AND NOT AS A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN ANY PURPORTED CLASS OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING. If your dispute gets arbitrated, the arbitrator can't combine your case with someone else's or run any kind of class proceeding. If a court decides this part isn't enforceable, then the whole Dispute Resolution section goes away. (h) Effect of Changes on Arbitration. Even though Section 1 "Changes to Terms or Services" lets us update these Terms, if we change Section 14 "Dispute Resolution" after you first agreed, you can reject the change. Send us an email at info@brightstudio.space within 30 days of when the change takes effect (check the "Last Updated" date or our email to you). By rejecting it, you're saying you'll handle any dispute the way this Section 14 worked when you first agreed to it. (i) Severability. Except for the Class Action Waiver in Section 14(g), if a judge or arbitrator says part of these Terms doesn't hold up, the rest of it still does.

15. General Terms.

(a) Entire Agreement. These Terms and anything else mentioned in them make up the whole deal between Company and you about the Services and Content. They replace everything you and we said or agreed on before about this stuff. (b) Severability. The law will interpret these Terms as broadly as possible. If one part doesn't hold up, the rest of them still work. (c) No assignment. You can't hand off these Terms to someone else. (d) Notices. Company will tell you about changes to these Terms by email, inside the Game, or on the Site. We get to pick which way. (e) No Waiver. Nothing either of us does or doesn't do creates new rights under these Terms unless the Terms actually say it does. If Company doesn't enforce something in these Terms, that doesn't mean we're letting it go. Only a written waiver signed by someone authorized at Company counts. If one side uses one remedy, that doesn't stop them from using others. 16. Contact Information. Questions about these Terms or the Services? Reach out to us at info@brightstudio.space.