Fair play and healthy gaming

Free to play, with nothing to buy

Every game on SweepZone is free. There's nothing to buy and there are no cash prizes. Coins, XP, levels, streaks, and achievements are there to track your progress and make play more fun. They have no cash value, as our Terms of Service explain.

The same rules for everyone

Rules and scoring work the same way for every player. Each game's guide describes how scoring works, so you can see exactly what earns points. Your scores and progress are saved in your browser on your own device, and the best scores you see in each game are your own. SweepZone doesn't have public leaderboards right now.

Ads and your attention

SweepZone is free because of advertising. Ads are labeled "Advertisements" and kept away from game controls. We never ask you to click an ad, and we never reward anyone with coins, XP, hints, or extra turns for watching or clicking one.

Play fair

Cheating tools, bots, scripts, and bug exploits aren't allowed. If you find a bug that lets someone rack up unfair scores or coins, please report it so we can fix it.

Healthy play habits

• Rounds are short on purpose. A Memory Match round can take a minute or two, and a long Merge Vault run might take fifteen, so it's easy to stop between rounds.
• Take regular breaks, especially during long sessions, and rest your eyes and hands.
• Streaks are meant to be fun. Missing one day now and then is fine: one missed day a week is a free rest day. If you miss more, your streak starts over, but your XP, coins, and achievements stay.
• Streak days and each game's Daily Challenge follow your own local midnight. The bonus goals roll over at midnight UTC.
• Reminders are off unless you turn them on, and you can switch them off at any time in reminder settings.
• If gaming stops feeling fun, or starts cutting into sleep, school, work, or time with people you care about, take a longer break.

Accessibility

Every game works with touch or a mouse, and several also support the keyboard. Several games follow your device's reduced-motion setting, and Stack Tower Rush has its own reduced-motion switch. If something makes a game hard for you to play, tell us.