Terms of use

Last updated: 9 November 2026

These terms apply when you play Tiny Fronts. By playing, you agree to them.

The game

Tiny Fronts is provided free of charge by Sébastien Morand (sebastien.morand83@gmail.com). Art, sound and music come from the free (CC0) assets listed in Credits.

Support

Where a "Buy me a coffee" link is shown, you can support the game with a voluntary tip through Buy Me a Coffee. Tips are a gift: they are not refundable through us, and they give no in-game advantage, content or other benefit. The game stays the same for everyone. Payments are handled by Buy Me a Coffee under its own terms.

Playing online

• Peer-to-peer: multiplayer connects players directly. The host's browser runs the match, and connections depend on third-party relay services and on your network.
• No availability promise: matches may fail to connect, drop or end without notice, and some networks block direct connections.
• Your data: see the Privacy notice for what other players and services can see, such as your nickname and IP address.

Fair play and conduct

When you play online, you agree not to:

• choose a nickname that is offensive, impersonates someone, or contains personal data of others;
• cheat, tamper with the game or its messages, or exploit bugs to gain an advantage;
• harass other players, or use information you get from the connection (such as IP addresses) for anything other than playing;
• disrupt other players' connections or games.

Hosts can remove players from their lobby. Players who don't act or who disconnect may lose their seat under the match settings (turn time, inactivity forfeit, reconnect window).

No warranty

The game is provided "as is", without any warranty. To the extent permitted by law, the publisher is not liable for lost progress, interrupted matches, or the behaviour of other players or third-party services. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

Changes

These terms may be updated. The date above shows the latest version.

Law

These terms are governed by Swiss law. Mandatory consumer protection rules of your country of residence still apply.