Community Guidelines

The short version

Play fairly. Use a name suitable for a global audience. Do not target, threaten or demean another person. Report real safety or integrity problems privately instead of escalating them in public.

Fair competition

Do not automate human play, alter the client to bypass input limits, exploit physics or networking bugs, manipulate matchmaking, coordinate rating transfers or submit fabricated results. Finding a vulnerability does not grant permission to use it against players or production systems. Stop testing and contact Arcadigo with a minimal, responsible description.

Usernames and identity

Usernames must not impersonate Arcadigo staff, contain hateful or sexually explicit language, expose personal information or deliberately confuse another player’s identity. Arcadigo may reset a name that violates these rules without removing legitimate account progression.

Messages and player interaction

Bumper Bash has no free-text match chat. Registered friends can exchange direct messages outside live play, and players can use a small, predefined set of sportsmanlike post-match reactions. Do not use messages, repeated friend or party invitations, challenges, usernames, reports or any other interaction to harass someone, expose personal information, spam or distribute instructions for cheating. Remove or block an account when you do not want further contact, and use the private report form for a concrete safety concern. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Reports

Use the private report form for cheating, offensive usernames, harassment, exploit abuse or another concrete concern. Include the username and match reference when available. Do not submit knowingly false, retaliatory or duplicate reports.

Enforcement

Depending on severity and history, Arcadigo may warn, reset a username, restrict features, suspend or ban an account, invalidate a match, restore affected rating or preserve evidence for legal and safety obligations. Administrators must use role-based access, and sensitive actions are recorded in an audit log.

These guidelines work alongside the Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy.