Terms of Use

Last revised 29 August 2026

Reading xardelun.com means accepting the conditions below. If any of them does not suit you, please do not use the site.

What this site is

Xardelun publishes editorial writing about paid puzzle games distributed on Google Play. It is free to read and has no purchase area: it does not sell licences, does not distribute installation files, does not host applications and does not act as an intermediary in any transaction. The only action available to a visitor is to read and, if they wish, follow a link to the store.

Information carries a date

Prices, monetization labels, availability and features are set by the developers and by Google, and they change without notice. Each block of store data on this site carries the date it was checked. Outside that date the only reliable source is the application's own listing, in your country and on your account.

Intellectual property, and where the links go

The original text, the comparison table, the page structure and the code belong to Nathan Boucher. Short quotations are welcome with attribution and a link to the page quoted. Reproducing whole pages, with or without changes, and automated scraping of the content, are not permitted.

Application names, icons and screenshots belong to their respective owners; see the Legal Notice.

The links on this site lead to Google Play and to browser vendors' help pages. Those destinations are run by third parties under their own terms, and nothing about what appears on them is under our editorial or technical control.

Limitation of liability

Content is provided as it is. We are not responsible for a decision to buy or install an application, for purchases made inside one, for incompatibility with a particular device, or for temporary unavailability of these pages.

Complaints and governing law

Corrections, factual errors and legal questions go to [email protected] with the exact address of the page concerned. We reply in writing, normally within two business days. These terms are governed by the laws of Canada and of the province in which the operator resides, without prejudice to any consumer rights that cannot be excluded by contract.