Community rules

Version 1.0 · June 2, 2026

Vibo Games is a space for family creativity: parents and kids aged 5-9 make and publish small HTML5 games. To keep the catalog a safe and warm place, we all follow a few simple rules.

What we publish

• Kind adventures, fairy tales, cartoon stories.
• Battles with made-up monsters, robots, abstract foes.
• Collecting games (coins, flowers, stars), puzzles, simple races.
• Any characters: animals, fantasy creatures, kids, storybook heroes.

What we don't publish

These topics are automatically rejected by moderation or hidden on report:

• Profanity, insults, aggressive language.
• Realistic violence: blood, injuries, weapons aimed at people, torture.
• Adult themes: sex, drugs, alcohol, gambling.
• Harassment or attacks against real people or groups.
• Exploiting children's fears and traumas.
• Content prohibited by applicable law.
• Use of protected brands and names (Mario, Pacman and the like) — you can build games with similar mechanics, but give them your own name.

Age rating

By default, every game is published with a 6+ rating — this matches our core audience. A moderator may change the rating when needed (for example, to 12+).

Moderation

• Every publication goes through an automatic AI check. In borderline cases, the game moves to a manual moderator queue.
• If a game doesn't pass the check, the author gets an email with the reason and can edit and republish it.
• The game stays available to its author and via direct link, even if it's removed from the public catalog.
• Authors with a track record of quality publications earn “trusted” status — their games are published without delay.

Reports

If you see a game that breaks the rules, tap “🚩 Report” on its page. After three independent reports, the game is automatically hidden from the catalog until a manual review. One user — one report per game.

Donations and remixes

• Donations — voluntary support for an author in credits. Credits stay on the author's balance and are used for their own edits in the editor.
• Remix — cloning someone's public game into your own account for 10 credits. Half goes to the original author, half stays with the platform. A remix inherits the code and sprites — it's a “start from something similar” option for your own game.
• A published game is always free to play via its direct link — donations and remixes are voluntary.

Contact

If you have a moderation question, or your report hasn't been reviewed within 24 hours, write to us through the form on app.vibo.games or at support@vibo.games.

These rules are a living document. We'll update them as the community grows. Thank you for keeping the catalog a warm place for all families.