USING HUNCHLET
A few simple
ground rules.
Hunchlet is a free collection of browser games for entertainment. These terms explain how the site and its sharing features are intended to be used.
Last updated: 31 October 2026
Playing and sharing
You are welcome to play the games and share your own result cards, screenshots and challenge links. Shared scores are supplied by players and are not independently verified. Do not present a casual score as an official competition result or prize entitlement.
Respect the service and other people
Do not attack the site, deliberately interfere with other visitors, spam the feedback form, attempt to access creator-only data, or use the site to distribute harmful or unlawful material. Do not use Hunchlet’s name or branding to imply a partnership or endorsement that does not exist.
Game content and illustrations
Hunchlet’s original game content, presentation and branding remain with their respective rights holders. The permission to share your results does not grant ownership of the game or branding.
The shapes, water and animations are simplified game models. They are not engineering tools, safety advice, scientific assessments or instructions for handling real containers or equipment.
Local progress and availability
Player progress is saved in your browser. It can be lost when browser data is cleared, storage is unavailable, or you switch devices, browsers or website addresses. Hunchlet currently offers no account-based recovery or synchronisation.
The games and features may change, and access may sometimes be interrupted. Do not rely on Hunchlet to keep permanent records or provide a time-critical service. You can stop using the site at any time.
Privacy and feedback
The privacy page explains local storage, optional gameplay counts and feedback submissions. Only send information you are comfortable sharing with the creator. Use Contact for questions, bug reports or concerns about content.
Changes to these terms
If these ground rules change, this page and its update date will be revised. Nothing on this page is intended to remove rights that applicable law does not allow to be excluded.