Version 0.1 · In effect 2026-08-01
Terms of use
This English text is a courtesy translation. The French version governs.
These terms cover your use of every mobile game published by Légarius, including Arrow Puzzle, and of this website. They apply to a game whether or not it is named here.
1. Acceptance
By installing or using our games, you accept these terms. We expressly draw your attention to sections 8 (Warranties), 9 (Liability), 11 (Changes) and 13 (Governing law and jurisdiction).
Our privacy policy forms part of these terms. We expressly invite you to read it; it describes everything our games collect, for what purposes, and what you can refuse.
2. Licence
Légarius grants you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence, revocable for material breach, to install and use our games on devices you control. This licence is separate from Google Play's terms, which also apply to your installation.
3. Intellectual property
The games, their code, artwork, text, sound, names and marks belong to Légarius. The licence in section 2 transfers no ownership to you.
4. Reverse engineering
You may not decompile, disassemble or reverse engineer our games, subject to the rights that the law does not permit to be excluded, including the interoperability, security and encryption-research exceptions in the Copyright Act.
5. Acceptable use
Our games are single-player and run on your device. We simply ask that you not redistribute modified versions of our applications, and not resell them.
6. Minors
If you are a minor, you need the permission of the holder of parental authority or of your tutor to use our games. Google Play provides parental controls, including for purchases.
7. In-app purchases
Any purchase we offer is processed by Google Play under Google's terms, and its price and contents are shown to you before you buy. We never see your payment details.
Restoring a purchase
Not everything comes back the same way, and the difference comes down to who remembers what. Google Play remembers what you own; it does not remember what you have left. That decides what you get back, or do not, if you lose your profile.
Things you own once and for all (a set of levels, a theme, and anything similar we sell) are attached to your Google Play account, not to the profile our games give you. They come back on their own when you reinstall or move to a new phone, without you doing anything and without needing a Légarius profile. Neither deleting your profile with us nor 24 months of inactivity can take them away.
In-game currencies and anything that gets spent (gems, and whatever joins them) do not work that way. Once the purchase is delivered, Google Play keeps no usable record of it: what you have left is written only in your Légarius profile. If that profile goes, the balance goes with it, and we cannot restore it, even though we can see the purchase happened. Know this before you buy.
The support tip grants no item and can be given as many times as you like. There is therefore nothing to restore.
What does not come back
What your Légarius profile keeps does not survive its deletion: your progress, your balances, what you have achieved and your settings. That holds whether you delete it yourself or it is deleted after 24 months without use, as the privacy policy sets out.
That loss is permanent and we cannot undo it. We keep no backup copy after deletion, and there is no way, for you or for us, to link a deleted profile to a new one. We say so here rather than letting you find out: if your progress matters to you, or a balance you paid for, open the game at least once every two years, and keep your recovery code somewhere safe.
The record of your purchase is kept for six years, because tax law requires it. It serves our accounting obligations and lets us answer questions about an order. It cannot rebuild deleted progress or a deleted balance, because it contains nothing beyond the order itself.
8. Warranties
We provide our games with the care that can reasonably be expected of a small studio. We do not warrant that they are free of every error.
Nothing in these Terms limits the rights you have under the Consumer Protection Act (Québec) or the Civil Code of Québec, including the legal warranty of quality and durability. Those rights exist regardless of what this document says.
9. Liability
Our liability is limited only to the extent the law allows. As against a consumer in Québec, nothing is excluded that cannot be excluded, and no limitation applies to intentional or gross fault, or to bodily or moral injury.
10. Availability and discontinuation
Our games install and play on your device. Whatever part of a game needs no connection is computed there and needs none of our servers: if we ever stopped publishing a game, the version already installed on your device would keep working, to that extent. How much of a game needs a connection differs from one game to another.
What we serve depends on our servers, and that is the honest limit of the sentence above. Your Légarius profile, online backups, any balance you hold, anything that reads across our games, and any part of a game we serve rather than ship with the installation are in our hands. We offer no availability guarantee for those: they may be interrupted, and we may stop offering one. If we discontinued an online feature you have paid for, or one that holds a balance, we would tell you in advance, and section 7 explains what can be given back and what cannot.
11. Changes to these terms
We may change these terms. Any change applies prospectively only: it changes nothing about what has already happened, or about a purchase already made. Each version is dated, and the table of changes at the end of this document says what changed.
12. Ending your use
You may stop using our games at any time by uninstalling them. We may end your licence only for a material breach of these terms, after notifying you, and proportionately. Anything you have purchased remains yours, on the terms set out in section 7.
13. Governing law and jurisdiction
These terms are governed by the laws of Québec and the laws of Canada applicable therein.
Any dispute is brought before the courts of Québec, without limiting a consumer's right to bring an action wherever the law permits.
14. Third-party terms
Google Play has its own terms of service and privacy policy, which apply to your installation and to any transaction.
15. Language
This document is drawn up in French. This English text is a courtesy translation provided for information only; in case of any discrepancy, the French version prevails.
16. Severability
If any provision of these terms is held invalid, the others remain in force.
17. Contact
Légarius support@legarius.games
18. Changes
| Version | In effect | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| 0.1 (draft) | 2026-08-01 | Initial version. |