Frequently asked questions

Games that support lives start each session with three. Losing a life updates your local totals; puzzle games without lives can be restarted freely.

BrainBounce Arcade does not require life purchases. Start a new session or continue after the video prompt when it appears.

An ad prompt may appear after 3 total life losses since the previous prompt. Ads never interrupt the middle of an active play state.

The local ad experience enables skipping after five seconds. A production advertising provider may apply its own compliant controls.

Guest progress is stored in your browser. The arcade core does not include third-party tracking credentials; review the deployed site's privacy notice for enabled services.

Yes. Scores, coins, XP, favorites, achievements, and streak data are saved in localStorage on the current browser.

Local guest progress and life totals are removed. Account syncing can be added later, but the guest storage layer cannot recover cleared data.

Yes. The games are designed for modern mobile and desktop browsers, with touch-friendly controls where appropriate.

Previously loaded assets may remain available depending on browser caching, but reliable offline play requires a future service-worker installation.

Each game's best score is stored in the local player profile. A lower score never replaces an existing personal best.

Favorite a game to add its ID to your profile. Selecting it again removes it, and the choice persists on this device.

The games avoid graphic content and use simple controls, but parents should supervise internet access and review the site's advertising and privacy policies.

Core game controllers support pause and resume behavior, while individual games should expose documented keyboard and touch controls suited to their mechanics.