Terms of use

Updated: 25 October 2026

This page translates the French version (Conditions générales d’utilisation).

Purpose

These terms govern access to the nubegames.fr website and to the playable prototype of Fields of Fire. By using the website, you accept them. If they do not suit you, do not use the website.

A prototype, not a finished product

Fields of Fire is still being designed. The rules, the cards and the balance change from one version to the next. The service is provided free of charge, as is, with no guarantee of availability or that games will be kept: a game in progress may be lost during an update. Nube Games cannot be held liable for any indirect damage resulting from the use of the prototype.

Access

Access is open and free, with no account to create. Two lords are unlocked by leaving an email address and agreeing to be contacted again; this unlock is stored in your browser. Nube Games may interrupt or change the service at any time.

Expected behaviour

In online games and the chat, it is forbidden to post insulting, hateful, defamatory or unlawful content, to impersonate anyone, to deliberately disrupt other players’ games, or to try to access other users’ data. A room or a message that breaks these rules may be deleted without notice.

It is also forbidden to decompile, alter or misuse the game, to make a competing copy of it, or to automate requests to our servers.

Ownership

The rules, texts, code, illustrations and graphic elements of the game are the property of Nube Games. The details of the outside resources still in use, music and fonts, are given in the prototype’s CREDITS file; see also the legal notice.

Feedback and suggestions

The playtest feedback you send us may be used to improve the game, without compensation or any right to the resulting game. You remain the author of your words; we do not publish your name without your agreement.

Personal data

How your data is processed is described in the privacy policy.

Governing law

These terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, an amicable solution will be sought before any legal action. Failing that, the French courts have jurisdiction.

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