Terms and Conditions

These terms apply when you buy a print-and-play game from PlayWise on playwise.education. They explain what you buy, how you pay, how you get your files and what you may do with them. Please read them before you order.

Who you buy from

PlayWise makes the games and the teaching material, and answers every question about them. PlayWise is run by Daniel Sallai in Barcelona, Spain.

The sale itself is handled by LemonSqueezy, our payment partner. LemonSqueezy is the merchant of record: it is the seller named on your receipt, it takes your payment, it charges and pays the sales tax or VAT, and it issues your invoice. The LemonSqueezy buyer terms apply to the payment next to these terms.

If you have a question about a game, a file or an order, write to [email protected].

What you buy: PDF files to print at home

Our products are digital downloads. Each package is a set of PDF files with a board game (currently Pebble Huddle and Lily Hop Mancala) and its teaching material. The product page lists what is in the package.

Nothing is shipped to you. You print the files yourself, so you need a printer, A4 paper and scissors. How the printed game looks depends on your printer and paper, which we cannot control.

Prices, tax and payment

The price is shown on the product page in US dollars. Depending on where you live, LemonSqueezy adds sales tax or VAT at checkout. You see the full amount before you pay.

You pay once for each package. There is no subscription and nothing renews.

The order is complete when LemonSqueezy confirms your payment. You then receive a receipt by email from LemonSqueezy.

How you get your files

Right after payment you arrive on your downloads page, where you can download every file of the package. LemonSqueezy also sends the downloads to your email address with the receipt.

The link to your downloads page does not expire. The download buttons on that page are created again each time you open it and each one works for about an hour, so open the page again instead of saving the address of a single file.

If you lose the email or the link, go to Get your files again, type the email address you paid with, and we send you the links again.

We intend to keep your downloads available for as long as the store runs. Please also save a copy of the files on your own device.

What you may do with the files

When you buy a package you get a licence to use the files. You do not become the owner of the game or of the texts and drawings in it.

• At home: you may print as many copies as your own family needs, and print them again when pieces get lost or worn.
• In a classroom: if you are a teacher, educator or group leader, one purchase covers printing as many copies as your own class or group needs.
• You may keep the files on your own devices and make backup copies for yourself.

If you would like to use a game across a whole school or organisation, write to [email protected] and we will find a solution together.

What you may not do with the files

• You may not pass on the files or your download links to other people, or put them on a website, a shared drive or a file sharing service.
• You may not sell the files or printed copies, or give them away as part of another product or service.
• You may not remove the names of the authors or the PlayWise name from the files.
• You may not publish changed versions of the files.

The copyright of each game and teaching guide stays with its author and with PlayWise. If we find that files are shared or sold against these terms, we may end the licence for that order.

Refunds

You can ask for your money back within 14 days of your purchase, without giving a reason. The details are in the Refund Policy, which is part of these terms.

If a file is missing or does not work

If a file is missing, cannot be opened or is not what the product page described, write to [email protected]. We will send you a working file, and if we cannot fix the problem, you get your money back.

Nothing in these terms takes away the rights that consumer law gives you in the country where you live.

Playing safely with children

The games are cut out of paper and have small pieces. Cutting needs scissors, and small pieces are not suitable for children under three. An adult should prepare the game and stay with young children while they play.

Your rights as a consumer

If you buy as a consumer, you keep the protection of the mandatory consumer rules of the country where you live. Nothing in these terms takes those rights away.

Changes to these terms

We may update these terms, for example when we add a new kind of product. The date at the top shows the latest version. The terms that were on this page on the day you ordered apply to your order.

How to contact us

Write to [email protected] about anything in these terms or about your order. For how we handle your data, see the Privacy Policy.