The short version. It is a card game. Play it, enjoy it, be decent to the people at the table. It is given as it is, free, with no promises about it always working.
What this is
Court Piece is a game by MaxVerse Lab, playing the Double Siri variant by one family's house rules. It is free, in the browser and as an Android file, and it is not a gambling game: there is no money in it, nothing to buy and nothing to win but the Game.
Using it
- Play fair. Do not cheat the people you are playing with, and do not use another person's account.
- Put nothing in your name, photo or messages that you would not want a family to read.
- Do not attack the service, take it apart, or try to reach data that is not yours.
- The game, its code, its artwork and its name belong to MaxVerse Lab. You may play it; you may not copy it or pass it off as your own.
Accounts
An account is optional and free. You can delete it yourself from Settings → Delete account, or ask for it here. An account being used against these terms can be closed.
What is not allowed, and what happens
The only things anybody can put into this game are a name, a picture and how they behave at a table. None of the three may be a slur, a threat, sexual, an impersonation of somebody else, or aimed at harassing another player. It is a game a family plays: that is the standard.
Every player can report another from the seat at the table or from their friends list, and can block anybody with an account so that no request from them ever arrives again. Reports are read by a person at MaxVerse Lab. What follows depends on what happened: a name or a picture can be cleared, and an account can be closed. Nobody is banned by a machine and nothing is decided by how many reports arrive.
No promises
The game is given "as is". It runs on free services and may be slow, may drop a connection, may be taken down or changed without notice, and may lose a Game in progress. As far as the law allows, MaxVerse Lab is not answerable for anything lost through using it.
Changes
These terms can change; the date at the top says when they last did. Carrying on playing means they apply.