Terms of use

Last updated: November 11, 2026

1. Purpose

These terms govern the use of the Parqués website, published by Diego Gomez (see the legal notice). By playing, creating a character or publishing a board, you accept them.

2. Access to the game

  • The game is free, with no advertising and no account.
  • If you are under 15, play with your parents' permission.
  • The site is provided "as is". It may go to sleep, be interrupted, changed or shut down at any time. A game in progress may be lost when the server restarts.

3. Code of conduct

You must not:

  • choose a name or publish a board that is insulting, hateful, discriminatory, sexual in nature or unlawful;
  • impersonate someone else;
  • cheat, exploit a bug or automate games to disrupt other players;
  • overload the service, try to access the admin area or get around its protections.

4. Content you publish

You remain responsible for your player name and the boards you publish. You guarantee that they comply with the law and respect the rights of others.

By publishing a board, you grant the publisher, free of charge, the right to display it and offer it to the site's players for as long as it is published there. The publisher may edit, hide or delete a board without notice, or exclude a player who does not comply with these terms.

5. Reporting a problem

A name, a board or behaviour to report, a bug to flag: write to contact@gomezdiego.dev, giving the game code or the name of the board.

6. Intellectual property

The code and design of the site belong to Diego Gomez. The graphics belong to their authors and are used under their licences: see the credits.

7. Liability

The publisher cannot be held liable for an interruption of the service, the loss of a game or a board, or content published by players, unless they failed to promptly remove manifestly unlawful content that was reported to them.

8. Personal data

See the privacy policy.

9. Changes and governing law

These terms may change: the date of the last update is shown at the top of the page. They are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, an amicable solution will be sought before any action is brought before the competent French courts.