Rules

Rules: what comes down, what cannot, and how to report

A game's token is launched by whoever published the game, or by any wallet for a game we announced, and nobody reviews a launch. The content policy says what Elixir Games takes down, how fast, what a takedown cannot do, and how to report a game.

This page is a summary. The texts that apply are the site's own, linked in the footer of every page: Policy, Terms and Privacy.

How it works

  1. What comes down, and how fast

    “We remove a game from this app within 24 hours of a valid report.” A removed game leaves the shelves, its “Play” button stops working, its files stop being served, and the site stops pricing and preparing trades in its token. It is not instant (usually seconds), and it can be reversed if the report turns out to be wrong. The game's token page stays up, with the reason for the removal and the token's market price. The reason names the rule that was broken, never the person who reported it.

  2. What a takedown cannot do

    Your token, its bonding curve, its pool and everyone holding it live on Solana, not inside the site. Nobody can freeze or reverse a trade, and the market stays open to anyone who reaches the curve or the pool directly. A takedown closes only the site's own door to it.

    The What we cannot do section of the policy page: We cannot freeze or reverse its on-chain trades, and two paragraphs explaining that a removal does not close the market.
    The policy page says plainly what a takedown cannot do.

  3. What counts

    • Harmful comes down: malicious code, or anything reaching for a player's wallet or credentials.
    • Infringing comes down: someone else's art, name or trademark. Use your own, or what you have the right to use.
    • Merely tasteless does not. Elixir Games does not decide who may launch.

    If your game is taken down, you hear what was removed and why, and so does the person who reported it.

  4. Report a game

    On the policy page, “Report a game on Discord” opens the place to report. Give the game's name or its token address, what is wrong with it, and anything that shows it: a link, a screenshot, a transaction. The 24-hour clock starts when your report arrives.

    The Report a game section of the policy page: how to report in Discord, the 24-hour clock, the three kinds of report, and the link Report a game on Discord.
    The “Report a game” section, with its link at the bottom.

  5. Mature content

    You say yourself whether your game is meant for adults when you submit it. It is your own declaration, not an age rating. A game flagged for adults is never played inside a post on X, and the picture its link shares leaves the game's art out. A game for adults left unflagged can be reported, and then it gets the flag.

  6. Names and symbols

    “Elixir Games”, “Elixir” and “ELIX” are reserved: nobody else may launch under them, or under a name built to be mistaken for one of them. Every other name is free to use, and a launch that takes someone else's name, art or trademark comes down on the same 24-hour clock.

  7. Promotion is not permission

    Elixir Games promotes some games, for example at the front of the carousel at the top of the home page. Being promoted is an endorsement, never permission: a game that is not promoted launches all the same.

What it does not do (yet)