Terms of Use

These terms cover how you use Crazy Games Free. Give them a quick read. They're short on purpose.

Free for personal use

The site is free to use for playing games yourself. Play at home, at school, on a break, on your phone. Don't resell access, copy the site, or run it inside another product. If you want to use anything here for a business, ask first.

The games belong to their developers

Every game on the site was made by someone else. The developers own their games, their art, their code and their names. We don't claim ownership of any of it. We put the games in front of you so you can play them in a browser.

No guarantee every game works everywhere

Games run in a browser, and browsers differ. A game that loads fine on one phone may stall on another, lose sound, or ignore touch. We can't promise every game works on every device, in every browser, or on every connection. If one game misbehaves, try another. That's usually quicker than waiting for a fix.

No cheating or abuse

Don't attack the site, flood it with requests, scrape it, or try to break into parts you're not meant to reach. Don't use cheats or scripts to wreck multiplayer games for other people. Don't upload or send anything harmful. If you find a bug, let us know instead of using it to ruin someone's run.

External game content comes from third parties

The games are supplied by outside developers and providers. We don't build them and we don't control what happens inside them. A game may change, break, or disappear without warning from our side. Content inside a game is the responsibility of the people who made it.

The site may change or remove games

The catalogue isn't fixed. Games get added, swapped out, or removed. Pages shift. Features change. We may do this at any time and don't owe anyone a heads-up or a replacement. If a favourite disappears, check the list again later.

Contact

Questions about these terms, a broken game, or something that shouldn't be on the site? Write to contact@crazygames-free.website.yandexcloud.net. Keep it specific: the game name and what went wrong helps far more than a paragraph of frustration.