Discover is where creators put games they made with Oryn so other people can play them. Publishing is optional, reversible, and yours to undo at any time.

These apply to games, their titles, artwork and descriptions, and to comments.

• Illegal content of any kind, under the law of any country where the game can be played.
• Sexual content. Never any sexual content involving minors — that is reported to the authorities, not just removed.
• Hate speech and harassment, including content targeting a person or a group by who they are.
• Glorification of violence, as distinct from violence as a game mechanic.
• Other people's work used without the right to use it — art, music, characters, trademarks, or a voice.
• Spam, scams and malware, including games built to mislead players into something else.

Games can be dark, difficult, frightening or about serious subjects. None of that is on this list. What is on it is content whose point is to harm, deceive, or take from someone else.

Every published game and every comment carries a report control. Anyone can use it, with or without an account. Choose the category that fits and add anything we would not see for ourselves — the more precise the report, the faster it can be acted on.

For a copyright or trademark claim, tell us what the work is, where the original can be seen, and that you hold the rights or act for whoever does.

A person reviews the report. We do not use automated systems to detect or remove content — every decision here is made by hand.

Where a report is justified or the law requires it, we can remove the content, take it out of Discover, disable remixing, or suspend an account. Removal takes the content off the public pages; it does not delete the creator's project files.

• If you reported it, we tell you what was decided and how to challenge that decision.
• If it was your content, you get a statement of reasons: what we did, on what facts, under which rule, whether any automated means were involved, and how to contest it.
• Either way you can ask us to look again, take the matter to a court, or bring it to the Digital Services Coordinator in your country.

For users — reports, objections, and any question about a decision: lukas@brombach-technologies.de

For authorities under Articles 11 and 12 of the Digital Services Act, and for orders under Articles 9 and 10: lukas@brombach-technologies.de

We can be addressed in English, German, French or Spanish, and we answer in the language you write in. Postal details are in the imprint.

A creator decides whether their game may be remixed. If it may, anyone signed in can make their own version and publish it, with or without crediting the original. Remixing someone's game does not make their rules stop applying — everything on this page applies to a remix exactly as it did to what it came from.