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Terms of Use — Six Seven

Effective as of October 20, 2026

These terms apply to the use of the game Six Seven, published by PlayDude. By installing or using the game, you agree to them. If you do not agree, just don't use it and uninstall the app.

1. What the game is

Six Seven is a reflex game: you tap two hands, alternating, as fast as you can before time runs out. You can play alone or in Challenge mode, against other people at the same time, joining a room with a code. The target audience declared on Google Play is 13 years or older.

2. Who the developer is

Six Seven is developed and published by PlayDude, contact contato@playdude.com.br.

3. License to use

PlayDude grants you a personal, revocable, non-exclusive and non-transferable license to use the game on your devices, for personal and non-commercial purposes. You may not:

• copy, modify, decompile, reverse engineer or redistribute the app;
• use a tampered version of the app, send forged scores to the server or exploit bugs in the game;
• bypass purchases or ads, or generate artificial clicks on ads;
• use the game in a way that breaks the law.

Scores sent by a tampered app, an emulator or a forged request may be refused or removed from the leaderboards.

4. Aura, leaderboards and nickname

• Aura is a game score. Each move earns aura, and players' aura goes into the community counter and the weekly and overall leaderboards. It's a joke: aura has no money value, cannot be exchanged or withdrawn, and the game does not collect or make donations.
• The weekly leaderboard resets every Monday at midnight, Brasília time. The overall leaderboard does not reset.
• The menu aura (the little ball that fills up by itself in the menu) collects at most 500 at a time and can be popped once every 20 seconds. The server decides how much it is worth.
• Human pace and cap: taps faster than a person's (more than 21 per second) don't count, and each match has an aura cap, which is what a perfect player would do in that mode, with some margin. Using an auto clicker is not forbidden, but whatever goes beyond these limits doesn't count.
• The leaderboard name (the nickname you choose or, if you prefer, your Google Play Games name) is shown publicly on the leaderboards, in clans and to people in the same Challenge room. It can be changed once a week (three times with the Supporter Pack). Don't use your full name, personal data, someone else's name or offensive words. Nicknames with swear words are not accepted, and PlayDude may remove leaderboard lines.
• Clans: the clan name and the TAG (up to 4 letters or numbers) are shown publicly on the clan leaderboard and next to members' names, and the clan card shows any player the name, role and aura of each member. Name and TAG follow the same rules as the nickname. The leader decides the roles and who joins (in clans that require approval) and can remove members; leaders and co-leaders approve requests. PlayDude may rename or delete clans with offensive names or TAGs (a removed TAG cannot be chosen again), and the aura farmed in the clan is a game score, like the world aura.
• Reports: any player can report a nickname, a clan name or a supporter text with the ⚑ button. PlayDude reviews it and may change the nickname to "Player" (and prevent it from coming back), rename the clan or remove the supporter from the list, without prior notice. The button also hides that name only for the person who reported it.
• Leaderboards, scores and rules may be adjusted or reset in updates.

5. Challenges between players

In Challenge mode, only people who have the code can enter the room. There is no chat. The other people in the room see your nickname, your score, the skin tone of the hands and the orb you are using. The mode requires internet and may be unavailable.

6. Virtual items

• Aura orbs only change how the orb looks, for you and for whoever plays with you in Challenge mode. They give no advantage: they don't change the score, the time or the aura.
• They are a license to use inside the game, not property. They have no money value and cannot be traded, transferred or converted into money.
• The game has no loot boxes and no paid item with random content: you always see what you are buying.
• The skin tone of the hands is free and can be changed whenever you want.

7. In-app purchases

• All purchases are processed by Google Play, with the prices shown in the store before confirmation.
• Orbs and No ads are one-time, permanent purchases, tied to your Google account. They can be recovered with Restore purchases on the same account.
• No ads removes the game's ad banner.
• The Supporter Pack unlocks all orbs (including the Legendary orb, which is exclusive to it), removes ads, puts a star (★) next to your nickname and lets you write, one single time, how you want to appear on the supporters list in the Credits: name, @, website, WhatsApp, Telegram or e-mail, up to 40 characters. The text becomes public starting with the next app update (usually 1 to 2 weeks) and cannot be changed after it is sent. Offensive, impersonating, misleading advertising or unlawful texts are not added to the list and may be removed. You can ask to remove your name at any time (see the Privacy Policy).
• Payments that remain pending (for example, boleto or Pix in Brazil) only unlock the item after Google Play confirms the payment.
• Refund requests follow Google Play's refund policy.
• No purchase is required to play.

8. Ads

The game shows ads from Google AdMob: a strip (banner) at the bottom of the screen. There are no full-screen or video ads. The content of the ads is chosen by Google.

9. Intellectual property

Code, art, sounds, texts, the Dude character and the PlayDude brand belong to PlayDude. These terms do not transfer any of these rights.

10. Availability and updates

The game is provided "as is" and may be fixed, updated, changed or discontinued. Online features (leaderboards, Challenge, profile in the account) depend on servers and may be offline.

11. Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by law, PlayDude is not responsible for indirect damages arising from the use of the game, nor for the content of third-party ads or nicknames chosen by other players. Nothing in these terms limits rights that the law guarantees to consumers.

12. Privacy

How data is handled is described in the Privacy Policy, which is part of these terms.

13. Google Play

Installation, updates, purchases and Google Play Games sign-in go through Google, which has its own terms.

14. Changes to these terms

When these terms change, the date at the top is updated. The current version is always on this page; continuing to use the game means agreeing to it.

15. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Brazil, including the Consumer Defense Code and the General Data Protection Law (LGPD).

Contact

contato@playdude.com.br