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Last updated: 2026-08-30 · Operated by Craig Allen · Contact: callenspark@gmail.com
What this site is
Playsistence is an experimental AI game site: a collection of small browser games and art experiments about consciousness, identity, and life with artificial minds. It is a personal, non-commercial project offered free of charge. By using it you accept these terms.
Vibe coded content
Playsistence is made with AI, on purpose. The games — and much of the writing, art, and code behind them — are created in collaboration with AI. That collaboration is part of what this project is about, not something tucked away in the back office.
The site is built and run using AI systems including Claude (Anthropic), Gemini (Google), OpenAI, and other AI services, both in producing the games and in the day-to-day service of the site.
Fine print: AI-assisted work is human-directed but partly machine-made, and AI output can be wrong, strange, or unexpected — sometimes that is the point. Nothing here is guaranteed accurate, and nothing an AI writes on this site is advice of any kind. Where a game credits third-party or human work, those credits stand alongside the AI collaboration, not instead of it.
The AI part — read this one
Some games include optional AI-powered modes. By using them, you understand and agree that information you provide in those modes — the text you type, the choices you make, the game state around them — is used by AI systems to create the experience. In bring-your-own-key modes, that information is sent from your browser directly to the AI provider whose key you supplied (Google, Anthropic, OpenAI, or xAI), and their terms and privacy policies govern that processing. Your API key is yours: keep it spend-capped, don't share it, and revoke it when you're done. You are responsible for your use of your own provider account.
AI-generated content is generated, not authored: it can be wrong, strange, or unexpected. That's part of what the experiments explore. Don't treat anything an AI character says here as advice of any kind.
AI transparency — for the EU, and everywhere
When you're interacting with an AI on Playsistence — a game's synthetic character, say — the site tells you so, and AI-generated content is shown as AI content, never passed off as human. That's the honest default here, and it lines up with the transparency principles behind recent AI rules such as the EU AI Act.
Fine print: Playsistence is a personal, non-commercial hobby project, not a commercial AI provider, and it does not claim formal certification under the EU AI Act or any other specific law. We aim to follow the spirit of these rules — disclosing AI use, labelling AI interactions and AI-generated content, and never using AI to deceive or manipulate you. In bring-your-own-key modes the actual AI processing is performed by the provider whose key you supply, under their terms; see Privacy for what the site itself does and doesn't collect, and how to reach us with a data or transparency question.
Who can use it
Playsistence is a general-audience site intended for people 13 and older. It is not directed at children under 13, and we don't knowingly collect personal information from them.
Your saves, your device
Game progress is stored in your own browser and can be exported to a file you keep. We provide no cloud saves and no guarantee that browser-stored progress persists — export anything you'd mind losing.
Ownership
The site, its games, and their art and text are © 2026 Craig Allen. All Rights Reserved. You're welcome to play, link, screenshot, and stream; you may not republish the games themselves or present them as your own. Third-party components remain under their own licenses, credited per game.
No warranty, plainly
This is a free experimental hobby site provided “as is,” with no warranties and no promise of uptime, fitness, or that any game will remain available. To the maximum extent the law allows, Craig Allen is not liable for damages arising from use of the site. Some things may break; tell us and we'll try to fix them.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Washington, USA, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. Any dispute a court must hear will be handled in the state or federal courts located in Washington.
Changes
These terms may change as the site grows (for example, if memberships ever exist). The “last updated” date above moves when they do; continued use after a change means acceptance.