Terms
Who these are for
These terms are between QuickGame World, Inc., which makes Game Creators Club, and the grown-up who sets up the app for a family. Kids use the app under a grown-up’s care. By starting the trial, buying a plan or signing in to GCC Parents, you agree to these terms and to the privacy notice.
The free part and the plan
- The free part needs no card: Boing Boing’s first two lessons, their first game, the three party games and Brain view.
- The plan is $79.99 a year after a 14-day free trial, $9.99 a month, or $149.99 once for life. One plan covers up to four kids.
- The trial is your app store’s free trial: the store keeps your card on file and the plan renews each year (or month) until you cancel.
- We remind you on day 12 of the trial with the price and how to cancel.
- Cancel any time in your app store’s settings. Refunds are handled by the store you paid.
- If a plan ends, your kid keeps the free part and every game they made: all playable, one editable.
What your kid makes
The games your kid makes are theirs. We keep a copy only to save them, back them up and show them where you choose: on your family’s devices, in GCC Parents, and with friend groups you approve. Delete them, or your account, and our copy goes too.
The characters, levels, art, sounds and the app itself are ours. Your kid can use them to make and share games inside Game Creators Club.
Playing fair
Don’t try to break into the service, get at another family’s data, or use the app to bother anyone. We can remove a game from sharing, or close an account, if it’s used to harm others.
We have zero tolerance for objectionable content and for abusive users. In the app, Hide on any shared game hides that game or its maker and reports it to us. In GCC Parents, a grown-up can remove or block another family, and a block works both ways. A person on our team reads every report within 24 hours, removes what breaks these terms and closes the account of anyone who abuses others.
The service
We work hard to keep the app running and your kid’s games safe, but we can’t promise it will never go down or change. We’ll add and change lessons and games over time. If we ever stop offering Game Creators Club, we’ll tell signed-in grown-ups first and give you a way to keep your kid’s games.
As far as the law allows, our responsibility to you is limited to what you paid us in the last twelve months. The laws of the State of Arizona govern these terms.
Changes and questions
When these terms change, we’ll change the date at the top. If the change matters, we’ll tell signed-in grown-ups by email first.
Questions about these terms: sal@quickga.me.
