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These terms explain how you may use this website, contact our Pennsylvania studio, and review information about our games and services.
Read them carefully.
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You may browse the site for personal or business research. Keep your use lawful and respectful.
Game names, artwork, writing, code, and branding belong to CSFloat or their stated owners.
Messages sent through the site should be accurate, relevant, and suitable for a professional reply.
Give truthful information when you contact the studio or apply for an opportunity.
Do not probe, disrupt, overload, or attempt to bypass site security.
Do not copy or republish studio material without written permission.
You are responsible for how you use information found on this website.
By visiting or using this website, you agree to follow these conditions and any applicable law. If you do not agree, please stop using the site.
CSFloat may change, suspend, or remove site content when business, technical, or legal needs require it. A revised version takes effect when it appears here.
Questions are welcome.
Unless a separate written agreement says otherwise, the site's text, visual identity, game information, and original materials remain the property of CSFloat or its licensors.
Please do not send confidential game concepts, source code, scripts, or business plans through a general contact form. A message does not create a publishing, employment, or development agreement.
Game details, availability, features, and schedules can change without advance notice.
Third-party sites have their own rules and privacy practices. We do not control their content.
Site information is general and does not replace legal, financial, or technical advice.
Send a clear description of your concern. We will route it to the right person.
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These conditions are governed by the laws applicable in Pennsylvania, USA, without choosing rules that would require a different jurisdiction's law.
If one provision cannot be enforced, the remaining provisions continue to apply. The latest posted version replaces earlier versions for future site use.
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