Nightfront — Terms of Service

Tester version — Nightfront internal test. Not legal advice; not yet reviewed by counsel.
Version 0.6, 2026-11-07. Prepared by DRO Apps for Nightfront's internal test.

This is the tester version for Nightfront's internal test. It has not yet been reviewed by counsel. It is not legal advice. Where something is not yet decided for the test, the text says so; ask privacy@droapps.dk.

Key terms such as the Consumer Rights Directive (CRD), the Digital Content Directive (DCD), the Digital Services Act (DSA), the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (UCPD) and the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) are explained where they are used.

1. Who we are

Nightfront is an online mobile game for iOS and Android, owned and published by DRO Apps, a Danish company.

• Company registration (CVR) number: DK45467406; Borup, Denmark. The Danish Central Business Register (CVR) identifies the company.
• Contact, by e-mail only: privacy@droapps.dk for privacy, these terms, legal matters, the Digital Services Act, appeals and data-subject requests; support@droapps.dk for everything else.

These terms are an agreement between you and DRO Apps. They cover the game, the in-game currency called Gold, the leaderboard prizes and giveaways (section 9.5 and the Prize rules), and our website and support channels where they relate to the game.

2. Accepting these terms

By creating an account or using the game, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not create an account and do not use the game.

If you download the game from the Apple App Store, Apple's App Store terms also apply. If you download it from Google Play, Google Play's terms also apply. Purchases are made under the store's terms as well as these terms. Neither Apple nor Google is a party to these terms. The store you buy from is the merchant of record for your payment, under its own terms; DRO Apps is the trader for the game and its content. Apple is a third-party beneficiary of these terms, as Apple's developer terms require, and may enforce them against you as such.

3. Who may play: adults only

Nightfront is for adults only. You must be at least 18 years old to create an account.

• The first screen of the game asks whether you are 18 or older. Nothing starts and nothing leaves your phone before you answer "Yes": no account, no sign-in, no analytics, no crash reporting, no integrity check.
• If you answer "No", the game shows that Nightfront is rated 18+ until you close the app. Nothing is stored on your phone and nothing is sent to us. The question is asked again the next time the app is opened.
• We do not create accounts for anyone under 18.
• Every purchase requires an 18+ account.
• There are no age bands, no parent or guardian flow, and no per-country consent ages.

The 18+ confirmation is a declaration, not an identity check. If we reasonably believe an account belongs to a person under 18, for example after a credible report by e-mail to privacy@droapps.dk (section 15) or a parent's or guardian's credible request, we close the account and delete its data under section 8 of the privacy policy. Money for the account's purchases can come back only as a refund from Apple or Google: the player, or the parent or guardian, requests it in the store's own refund flow, and the store decides and pays it to the original payment method under its own rules. On request we confirm to the store, for each purchase, whether anything from it was used in the game. DRO Apps pays no refund directly.

4. Your account

• Give accurate information and keep your sign-in method secure.
• You are responsible for activity on your account.
• Do not share, sell, lend or transfer your account. Do not create accounts to evade a ban or suspension.
• We may link several sign-in methods (Apple, Google Play Games or a guest identifier) to one account, as described in the privacy policy.

We may close an account that we reasonably believe is fraudulent or belongs to a person under 18. Both grounds are listed in section 10.1. A closure for age follows section 3: any refund is requested in the store's refund flow, and the store decides and pays it.

5. Licence to use the game

We grant you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and limited licence to install and use Nightfront on devices you own or control, for your personal entertainment. We may end this licence only on the grounds in section 10 (suspension and bans) and section 11 (changes to the game and discontinuation), and only as those sections say.

You may not, except where the law expressly permits it:

• copy, modify, distribute, sell, rent or sublicense the game or any part of it;
• reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the game;
• use the game for commercial purposes, including boosting, account selling or Gold selling;
• remove or alter ownership notices.

We own the game, its content, its software and its trademarks. Gold and other virtual items are licensed, not sold; section 9.1 explains what that means. This licence wording does not touch your rights under the Digital Content Directive to content that conforms to the contract and to the remedies in sections 9.3, 11 and 12. Your rights to Gold and virtual items end when the licence ends, subject to your rights under mandatory law and to a refund from the store under section 9.3.

Your display name, and a clan's name and tag, are user content. You grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to use, display and moderate them as needed to run and moderate the game.

6. Acceptable conduct

You must not:

• cheat, use aimbots, wallhacks, macros, modified clients or other automation, or exploit bugs to gain an advantage;
• manipulate matches, matchmaking, rankings, leaderboards or rewards, including by deliberate losing, win trading or colluding with other players for prizes;
• harass, threaten, stalk or hatefully attack other players;
• upload or display illegal content, or content that infringes someone else's rights, including as a display name, a clan name or a clan tag;
• impersonate DRO Apps staff or another player;
• interfere with our servers, networks or security, including by flooding, scraping or attacking them;
• evade a suspension or ban;
• use the game to break the law.

We may investigate suspected breaches, remove content and take the action described in section 10. Knowingly false reports may themselves be acted on.

7. Player names, clan names, reports and moderation (DSA)

What is user content. Player-chosen display names and clan names and tags are user content. They appear on the scoreboard, the kill screen, the kill feed and the results screen in a match, in clan rosters and, if you choose to show your name (section 7.5), on public leaderboards and in other players' recent-players lists.

7.1 How we moderate (content-moderation information)

This section gives the information on content moderation that Article 14 of the Digital Services Act (DSA, Regulation (EU) 2022/2065) asks providers to put in their terms. DRO Apps is a provider of a hosting service for names, not an online platform; section 7.6 says which DSA duties follow from that.

• A server-side filter checks every display name, clan name and clan tag for profanity, slurs, impersonation of DRO Apps staff, brand names, and the names and symbols of extremist groups. This is an automated check.
• Refusal at entry. A name the filter refuses when you type it is not saved and not shown to anyone. The screen shows a short reason category (for example "this name matches our filter: staff impersonation"), says that the check was automated and names the appeal route in 7.2; you choose another name. Because the screen states the ground, the automated check and the appeal route, it is the statement of reasons for that refusal and no separate message is sent.
• Reports. Any player can report a display name, a clan name or a clan tag from the scoreboard, the kill screen, the recent-players list or a clan roster. Anyone, player or not, can report one by e-mail to privacy@droapps.dk, which needs no account. Reports from both routes go to the same moderation queue.
• Human review. A report is reviewed by a person at DRO Apps. No name is removed on a report by automated means alone.
• What we do. If a name breaks section 6, these terms or the law, we remove it. We give the affected account a statement of reasons (what was removed, which rule or law it broke, whether the decision rested on a report or on our own review, and how to appeal) and a free rename. For a clan name or tag, the statement goes to the account that set it and to the clan's current leader; the other members get a neutral notice that the clan's name was changed. A rename a clan chooses for itself otherwise costs 5,000 Credits (planned; may change).
• Repeated abuse. An account that repeatedly submits names that break these terms, or repeatedly files knowingly false reports, may be suspended under section 10.

7.2 Appeals

You can appeal any moderation decision by e-mail to privacy@droapps.dk. Every appeal gets an automatic acknowledgement with a ticket number at once, a person at DRO Apps is alerted if it is still open after 10 days, and you get the answer by e-mail (a durable medium) within 14 days. This applies to every player in every launch country.

DRO Apps is a one-person company. The person who takes a moderation decision is also the person who hears the appeal; these terms do not promise an independent review. The DSA's out-of-court dispute-settlement route (Article 21) sits in Section 3 of the DSA, from which Article 19 exempts a micro enterprise such as DRO Apps, so these terms do not promise it. If a name or a report gives us reason to suspect a criminal offence involving a threat to someone's life or safety, we inform the competent authorities (DSA Article 18). Your right to go to court is unaffected.

7.3 Points of contact

• For players and anyone who wants to report content: privacy@droapps.dk, which needs no account (DSA Article 12).
• For authorities of EU Member States, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services: privacy@droapps.dk, marked "DSA" in the subject line (DSA Article 11). Communication is in English or Danish.

7.4 Block and mute

Beside "mute invites", you can block a player from the scoreboard, the kill screen, the recent-players list or a clan roster. A blocked player cannot invite you, does not appear in your recent-players list and cannot group with you after a match. Blocking does not change who you are matched against. Reports by a blocked player about you are still accepted.

7.5 Showing your name

Your name is hidden by default on the public leaderboards and in other players' recent-players lists; you appear there as "Operator#xxxx" until you choose to show it. You are offered the choice once after the 18+ question and the consent screen, and you can change it in Settings at any time. Inside a match, the scoreboard, kill feed and kill screen show names as they always have.

7.6 Which DSA duties apply

For player names, clan names and clan tags, DRO Apps is a provider of a hosting service (DSA Article 3(g)(iii)), not an online platform (Article 3(i)): names are an ancillary feature of the game. Article 19 excludes DRO Apps, as a micro enterprise, from Articles 20 to 28 (except Article 24(3)), and Article 15(2) from transparency reports, until 12 months after DRO Apps stops being a micro or small enterprise. We follow the duties that bind every hosting service: to provide points of contact (Articles 11 and 12), to state how we moderate (Article 14), to accept notices of illegal content (Article 16), to give a statement of reasons for a removal or restriction (Article 17) and to notify suspected serious criminal offences (Article 18). For players in Norway, see section 13.

8. AI players

Matches may include AI players.

• At soft launch, AI players may fill a large share of match seats — by design, 70–90 % — while the player base grows. AI players carry human-like call-signs.
• How we tell you. The loading screen says "This match includes N AI players" and keeps that line on screen until the match starts. In the match, a grey AI marker sits beside every AI player on the scoreboard, in the kill feed, on the kill screen, on the results screen and in the lobby. Your first online matches show the line "Your first matches are against our AI squad while we find players near you." When an AI player takes over the slot of a player who disconnected, a one-line notice says so at that moment. The store listing carries this disclosure too.
• These lines are shown in English, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Dutch and Polish.
• How AI players play. They are hand-written behaviour trees with seeded random numbers; no machine learning is involved. Their skill band starts at the lobby's median human level, except in a player's first three online matches (and for a party that includes such a player), where AI players play at the lowest level, Recruit; it never exceeds the best human in the match, and moves by a fixed rule. AI players are never tuned to push purchases and never tuned to favour anyone. They never chat or emote.
• A kill of an AI player counts exactly like a kill of a human player everywhere in the game, including the leaderboards and their prizes (section 9.5).
• We do not claim "real players only" or "player-versus-player against real people" without this disclosure beside it.

We disclose AI players in any case. On the facts in this section, our AI players are not an "AI system" under Article 3(1) of the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689): their rules are defined solely by people and nothing is inferred or learned. Article 50(1) of the AI Act therefore does not apply to them. If it did, this notice, the loading line and the in-game markers are intended to meet it, at the latest at your first interaction with an AI player, and the marker carries the letters "AI" rather than colour alone, which serves the accessibility duty in Article 50(5). Article 50 applies from 2 August 2026 (Article 113).

9. Gold, purchases, prices and refunds

9.1 What Gold is

Gold is a premium in-game currency bought in packs. It is a limited licence to use an in-game feature, not money or property. Gold is paid digital content under the Digital Content Directive, and sections 9.3 and 11 respect the rights that come with that.

• Gold is non-transferable. You cannot sell, trade, gift or exchange it, and it never reaches another player's wallet.
• Gold has no cash value. It cannot be redeemed for cash, goods, services or anything outside the game.
• Gold never expires.
• There is no paid randomness: no loot boxes, no chance-based purchases and no gambling. Gold cannot be wagered, staked or cashed out. There is no chance element near money anywhere in the game.
• One balance, tagged by source. You see one Gold balance. Inside it, every Gold grant is recorded as bought (with the purchase it came from), free (account levels, the free pass, the login board, support grants, and giveaway grants made to every eligible player) or prize (leaderboard prizes and skill-ranked giveaway awards). When you spend Gold, free Gold is used first, then prize Gold, then bought Gold, oldest purchase first. This order is stated plainly because it decides which purchase a spend uses, and so whether a purchase is still unused: nothing from it used or consumed in the game. Section 9.3 turns on that. Spending free and prize Gold first keeps a purchase unused for as long as possible.

Weapon levels affect damage; they are earned by playing, never bought. Gold buys no weapon XP, no kills, no hours, no levels and no level skips. (Gold buying weapon XP is a switch that is off; if it were ever turned on, these terms would be changed first under section 14.)

There are no withdrawals of any kind, and nothing in the game ever pays you money or money's worth. You cannot cash out or withdraw Gold, Credits, prizes or anything else, there is no money balance in the game, and nothing in it converts to money. Gold, Credits, prizes, rewards, leaderboard places and giveaways are in-game only, and none of them can be converted to cash, goods or services. The only money you can ever get back is a refund of a purchase you made through Apple or Google, which you request in the store's own refund flow and which the store approves and pays under its own rules (section 9.3). DRO Apps handles no payments and pays nothing directly.

9.2 Prices and the purchase flow

• Every item shows a reference price in your store's currency: in euro stores at €0.99 per 100 Gold; in other currencies (for example DKK, SEK, NOK or PLN) at the local price of the store's 100-Gold product, worked out for your storefront. The reference is the price of 100 Gold in your store's smallest pack; larger packs cost less per 100 Gold, so a bulk buyer is never told that an item cost more than it did.
• Items are priced in multiples of 100 Gold, and every storefront offers Gold products so that any item price can be reached without a forced leftover.
• Every purchase is processed and invoiced by the App Store or Google Play, which handles the payment and VAT toward you. The store shows the final price, currency and VAT at checkout. DRO Apps handles no payments and does not receive your payment card details.
• Two products are sold directly for money, not for Gold: a once-per-account starter pack (an AR-7 skin, a profile cosmetic card and 200 Gold) and, from Season 1, a pass bundle (the premium pass, five pass tiers with Credits and cosmetics, and a skin). Neither contains weapon XP. Each shows its own price and its own withdrawal wording (section 9.3). Each is one purchase, withdrawable within 14 days only while nothing from it has been used: for the starter pack, none of its Gold spent and neither of its items equipped or used; for the pass bundle, no reward from the premium pass or its five tiers claimed, none of its Credits spent and its skin not equipped. The first use of anything from either asks for the acknowledgement in section 9.3. Either withdrawal is requested in the store's refund flow.

The price display and the purchase flow follow the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (UCPD, Directive 2005/29/EC) and Danish marketing law: a single base rate, no "was" price, and bonuses shown as quantities. Any future discount will follow the lowest-price-in-30-days rule in every store.

9.3 The 14-day withdrawal right and refunds

The only money you can get back is a refund from the store. There are no withdrawals of any kind from the game (section 9.1). A refund is always of a purchase you made through Apple's App Store or Google Play; you request it in the store's own refund flow, and the store decides it under its own rules and, if it approves it, pays it to your original payment method. DRO Apps handles no payments and pays no money to you directly on either store.

Your 14-day withdrawal right covers a purchase from which nothing has been used. If you are a consumer in the EU or EEA, you have a right to withdraw from a distance purchase under the Consumer Rights Directive (CRD, Directive 2011/83/EU). For a purchase in the game, DRO Apps supports a withdrawal or refund request only when both of these are true:

• the purchase was made in the last 14 days; and
• nothing from the purchased package has been used or consumed in the game: none of its Gold or Credits spent, no item from it equipped or used, and no reward from it claimed.

We do not ask you to give the right up when you buy.

• When the right ends. The first time you use anything from a purchase, the game asks for your express consent to start using it now and for your acknowledgement that you then lose the 14-day withdrawal right for that whole purchase, and we confirm this to you on a durable medium (an e-mail or an in-app message you can keep) (CRD Article 16(m), as amended by Directive (EU) 2019/2161). Buying never asks for it. Until that first use, the purchase stays withdrawable for its 14 days.
• After 14 days, or once anything from a purchase has been used, DRO Apps does not support a refund request for it. You may still ask the store, which alone decides under its own refund policy.
• Which purchase your spending uses. Spending uses free Gold, then prize Gold, then bought Gold from your oldest purchase first (section 9.1), so a newer purchase stays unused, and withdrawable, for as long as possible.
• How to withdraw. Use the Withdraw from contract here entry in the game's Settings and in your purchase history (CRD Article 11a). It is a link that opens the store's refund flow for that purchase and confirms to you, on a durable medium, that your request was passed on to the store. You can also open the store's refund flow yourself. If you write to support@droapps.dk instead, we tell you how to file the request with your store. When you ask, or when the store asks and you have agreed to us answering it (on iOS this is the consumption information Apple requests), we confirm whether anything from the purchase has been used.
• Refunds from the store. If Apple or Google refunds a purchase, under this section or under its own policy, the Gold from that purchase is removed from your balance, and for a starter pack or pass bundle its items and pass are removed too. Only that purchase's content is removed: never prize Gold and never free Gold. If you had already spent that Gold, your balance goes negative by the shortfall and the Gold shop is blocked until the balance is cleared; items you bought with it stay yours. Two or more refunds in 90 days raise a review of the account; a withdrawal you make under this section is not counted toward it, and the review itself changes nothing automatically.
• Apple's and Google's terms apply to the payment and to the refund.

Nothing in these terms removes a refund, withdrawal or other right you have under mandatory consumer law.

9.4 Closed test

During the closed test, the store is simulated behind a feature flag. No real charges are made, and test progress and mock Gold are wiped at soft launch. The test build's own notice says that the test is free, that nothing is bought, and that mock Gold has no value and is wiped.

9.5 Leaderboard prizes and giveaways

The game runs leaderboards that award Gold and cosmetic prizes to the top places over a day, a week, a month and a season. Every prize is an in-game reward. Prize Gold and prize cosmetics are credited to your account by our server; they have no cash value, cannot be transferred, and cannot be exchanged for money, goods, services or anything outside the game. Nobody earns real money or money's worth from the game. We collect no identity data to award a prize, and nothing of monetary value leaves the game.

The Prize rules page in the game sets out the boards, what counts, who can win, the prize tables, the minimum number of eligible players, how prizes are awarded, what happens when a winner is under a cheating review, and what a player displaced by a cheater receives. The Prize rules form part of these terms: they are shown before entry and kept available with these terms. In short:

• entry is free and needs no purchase; no paid item, pass tier or Gold purchase raises any count a board ranks on or any eligibility condition;
• most opponents may be AI players, and a kill of an AI player counts fully;
• each period's prize table is fixed when the period starts; a change applies from the next period; a board switched off during a period still awards its table at the close;
• if a winner's device failed an integrity check, the prize is held, never forfeited automatically. A person at DRO Apps decides within the 24-hour review where possible and within 14 days, with a stated reason and an appeal (section 10.3). If the flag is confirmed by a cheating ban, the prize passes to the next eligible place; if it is cleared, or if nobody has decided after 14 days, it is awarded;
• prize Gold joins your balance as prize Gold (section 9.1). It is not taken back automatically. Prize Gold awarded in breach of the Prize rules may be removed from your account only after a person at DRO Apps decides a ban under section 10.3, with a stated reason and an appeal;
• a player displaced by a cheater found after the award is credited the prize they would have had;
• prizes are awarded only to accounts in the launch countries;
• Apple and Google are not sponsors of, and are not involved in, the leaderboards, prizes or giveaways.

A giveaway, event or support grant gives Gold (a support grant may also restore a lost item): a grant to every eligible player is free Gold, and a skill-ranked award is prize Gold (section 9.1). It is either the same grant to every eligible account or an award by a stated in-game skill ranking over a stated period. It is never a random draw, never tied to a purchase or a store review, never run on social media and never redeemed by a code: grants are written to your account by our server. Each giveaway has its own short rules page.

10. Suspension and bans

10.1 Grounds and graded sanctions

We may act against an account only on these grounds:

• cheating: aimbots, wallhacks, macros, modified or automated clients, or exploiting a bug to gain an advantage;
• match, matchmaking, ranking, leaderboard or reward manipulation, including deliberate losing, win trading and collusion for prizes;
• purchase fraud or refund abuse;
• harassment, threats or stalking of another player, or illegal or hateful content, including in a display name, clan name or clan tag;
• impersonating DRO Apps staff or another player;
• interfering with our servers, networks or security;
• evading a previous suspension or ban;
• an account that belongs to a person under 18 (section 3), or that was obtained by fraud (section 4).

The sanctions are graded: a warning, a temporary suspension (with a stated end date), or a permanent ban. A permanent ban is used for cheating, purchase fraud or refund abuse, serious or repeated harassment, serious or repeated illegal content, or evading a ban; a first minor breach gets a warning or a short suspension. A permanent ban for a first offence is reserved for the grounds named in the previous sentence.

10.2 Investigations

We may suspend an account while we investigate. Such a suspension lasts at most 30 days; by then it becomes a decision with a stated reason under 10.3, or the account is restored. While an account is suspended its Gold balance is frozen: nothing is spent and nothing is lost.

10.3 What we tell you, and how you appeal

When we warn, suspend or ban an account:

• we state the reason: the category of breach (for example "modified client detected in matches on <dates>") and the kind of evidence we relied on (for example device-integrity results, server-side statistics or a kill-cam review), never the detection thresholds or the exact signals; we keep the evidence for the period stated in the privacy policy;
• you can appeal by e-mail to privacy@droapps.dk. Every appeal gets an automatic acknowledgement with a ticket number at once, a person is alerted if it is still open after 10 days, and you get the answer by e-mail (a durable medium) within 14 days, in every launch country;
• a person at DRO Apps decides bans and hears appeals. DRO Apps is a one-person company, so the same person does both; these terms do not promise an independent review;
• if a ban or suspension is overturned, the account is restored and made good: Gold and prizes that were removed are restored, and season time lost to the suspension is compensated in Credits.

10.4 Device-integrity checks

The game may ask Apple or Google to confirm that the app and device have not been tampered with. A failed check never blocks you from playing and never bans you by itself. It has exactly two automatic effects: (i) you are matched in a separate low-trust pool until a later check passes, which clears it at the next launch; a person at DRO Apps reviews every standing flag within 7 days, and you are told in a notice with the appeal route; (ii) a leaderboard prize you would be awarded is held under section 9.5. A flag never changes your progress, rewards, Gold or rank. A ban follows only from a person's decision under 10.3.

10.5 Gold on a suspension, a permanent ban or deletion

• During a suspension, your balance is frozen (10.2).
• On a permanent ban, the account's Gold, items and progress stay with it but cannot be used. A ban never gives a refund: we ban an account only for a breach of these terms (section 10.2), and DRO Apps supports no refund request for a banned account's purchases. Nothing on the account converts to money. Free Gold and prize Gold have no cash value and are never refunded.
• On deletion of your account: deleting it gives no refund. A refund of a purchase can come only from a request you make in the store's refund flow, which the deletion screen links to; DRO Apps supports such a request only under section 9.3 (made in the last 14 days, nothing from it used), and for any other purchase the store alone decides under its own rules. All Gold, items and progress are lost on deletion, and the screen warns you clearly before you confirm (privacy policy, section 8).
• A ban may remove leaderboard entries that were earned in breach of the Prize rules, after a person's decision under 10.3, and may reset your rank.

10.6 Ban records

We keep ban records and appeal evidence for the periods stated in the privacy policy. To handle appeals and to refuse re-linking the same Apple or Google sign-in identity to a new account, we keep a one-way hash of that identity with the ban record after the account is deleted. We read no device identifiers for this.

11. Availability, changes to the game and discontinuation

The game is an online service that we keep updating, and we may need downtime for maintenance. We do not guarantee that the game will always be available or free of errors. Technical requirements: an iPhone on iOS 18 or newer, or an Android phone on Android 15 or newer, and an internet connection.

Why we may change the game. We may change features, modes, maps, items and balance for these reasons: to fix bugs or security problems; to keep matches fair and the game balanced; to comply with the law or with store rules; to respond to changes in technology or in third-party services the game depends on; and to add or improve content. Whatever the reason, a change that affects your access to or use of the game more than in a minor way follows the next paragraph.

How we make a change that goes beyond keeping the game working as promised. Under Article 19 of the Digital Content Directive (DCD, Directive (EU) 2019/770), as implemented in Danish law (købeloven § 77 b):

• the change costs you nothing extra;
• we tell you about it clearly;
• if it affects your access to or use of the game, or of what you bought with Gold, more than in a minor way, we tell you reasonably in advance, on a durable medium (for example an e-mail or a message you can keep), what will change and when, and that you may end this contract free of charge within 30 days of our notice or of the change, whichever is later. If you end it, any money back is a refund you request in the store's refund flow: DRO Apps supports the request for a purchase within section 9.3 (made in the last 14 days, nothing from it used) and, on request, confirms to the store whether a purchase was used; the store decides and pays under its own rules. This right to end the contract does not apply if we let you keep the game, without extra cost, as it was without the change.

We do not take away Gold you bought, or items you bought with Gold, by changing the game. Refunds are the store's (section 9.3), and nothing here adds one; section 10 covers fraud and bans.

If a feature you bought with Gold is switched off. We deliver or honour what you bought in kind wherever we can. Only where that is impossible do we offer a Gold credit. Any money back is a refund from the store under section 9.3: DRO Apps supports a request only for a purchase made in the last 14 days from which nothing has been used, and the store decides and pays it.

If we discontinue the game. We give you at least 60 days' notice on a durable medium. Sales of Gold and of every pack stop when the notice is given. Any money back is a refund you request in the store's refund flow: DRO Apps supports a request for a purchase within section 9.3 (made in the last 14 days, nothing from it used) and, on request, confirms to the store whether a purchase was used; for any other purchase the store alone decides under its own rules. DRO Apps pays nothing directly. Free Gold and prize Gold have no cash value and are never refunded.

12. Liability

Nothing in these terms limits or excludes our liability for:

• death or personal injury caused by our negligence;
• fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
• gross negligence or wilful misconduct;
• any liability that cannot be limited or excluded by law.

Subject to that, and to the extent the law allows:

• we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profits or loss of goodwill;
• we are not liable for loss of data or of virtual items that you did not pay for, unless the loss is caused by our breach of these terms; items you paid for are covered by the paragraph after this list;
• we are not liable for failures caused by your device, your network, the store, or events outside our reasonable control;
• our total liability to you is limited to not yet decided for the test (ask privacy@droapps.dk); the usual form of this cap is the amounts you paid us in the 12 months before the event that gives rise to the claim, with the carve-outs above and the paragraph below.

This section does not limit your rights if Gold you bought, or items you bought with Gold, are not supplied or do not work as described. Those rights include having them supplied or put right, a price reduction, or ending the contract, under the Digital Content Directive (Articles 13 and 14; Article 22 makes them mandatory) and the digital-content provisions of the Danish Sale of Goods Act (købeloven). We put a fault right in the game first. Any money back is a refund you request in the store's refund flow, which the store decides and pays (section 9.3); DRO Apps pays nothing directly.

Nothing in these terms affects your mandatory consumer rights. If a limitation is not allowed in your country, it does not apply to you.

13. Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by the law of Denmark.

If you are a consumer, you keep the protection of the mandatory laws of the country where you live. You may bring a claim in the courts of your own country where the law allows it.

You can also bring a complaint to Mæglingsteamet for Forbrugerklager and then Forbrugerklagenævnet (the Danish consumer complaints mediation team and board) at Nævnenes Hus, if your complaint meets their conditions, for example on the amount; or to the consumer complaints body in your own country. The European Consumer Centre in your country can help with a cross-border complaint. DRO Apps takes part in these proceedings as Danish law provides. Forbrugerombudsmanden (the Danish Consumer Ombudsman) supervises consumer law but does not decide individual disputes.

Refund decisions are the store's. Whether a purchase is refunded is decided by Apple or Google under its own terms. If the store refuses a refund, you can use the store's own review route; a complaint about DRO Apps' part, for example whether a purchase was used, goes to the bodies above.

Players in Norway. Norway is in the European Economic Area but not in the European Union. Some of the EU acts named in these terms, in particular the Digital Services Act (section 7) and the Artificial Intelligence Act (section 8), may not yet apply in Norway. Sections 7 and 8 describe what we do in any case, and our moderation and report handling rests on this agreement and on our legitimate interest in a safe service, not only on those acts. Your rights on digital content come from the Norwegian act implementing the Digital Content Directive (digitalytelsesloven), your withdrawal right from angrerettloven, the price rules of the EU consumer acquis apply in Norway, and you may complain to Forbrukertilsynet and Forbrukerklageutvalget.

14. Changes to these terms

We may change these terms. We will post the new version and update the version and date at the top. For a material change, we give notice in the game or through the store before it takes effect and, where the change reduces your rights under an ongoing contract, we ask for your acceptance.

If you do not accept a change, you can stop using the game and delete your account. Continuing to use the game after the change takes effect means you accept the new terms, where the law allows it.

15. Contact and points of contact

DRO Apps, CVR DK45467406, Borup, Denmark. Owner: Daniel Negrescu. All contact is by e-mail:

• Privacy, data-subject requests, appeals of moderation, ban and prize decisions, these terms, the Digital Services Act and all legal matters: privacy@droapps.dk
• Reports of a display name, a clan name or tag, a trademark problem or a suspected minor, open to anyone without an account: privacy@droapps.dk
• Point of contact for authorities under the Digital Services Act: privacy@droapps.dk, marked "DSA" in the subject line
• Everything else, including support, refund guidance and general player help: support@droapps.dk

See also the privacy policy for how we handle personal data, and the Prize rules for the leaderboards.

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