Community rules: question sets

You can make any set you like and play it with your friends. Whatever goes into the public catalogue is seen by everyone — children included — so public sets have rules.

1 Who can make sets

Players with a ChillGame account. Guests can play any set but cannot make their own.
Up to 10 sets on a free account, more with a subscription.
Rating and commenting also need an account.

2 Age rating (PEGI)

Every set carries a rating: 3+, 7+, 12+, 16+ or 18+. The author picks it and it must be honest.
An 18+ set can be played among friends but cannot be published.

3 What cannot be published

Pornography, sexual content, sexual questions about real people.
Swearing and insults, bullying, mocking a person or a group of people.
Content the law forbids: propaganda of drugs, extremism, violence and cruelty, and the other propaganda Russian law bans.
Other people’s personal data: addresses, phone numbers, photos without consent.
Content you have no right to: copied sets, pictures and music the author did not allow.
Ads, spam and the same set over and over.

4 How checking works

Before publishing, a set goes through an automatic check for swearing, 18+ and banned topics. If it finds something, the set is not published and the editor shows exactly what and where.
After publishing, a moderator looks at the set and may take it down; its author sees why, can fix it and publish again.
A set that was taken down stays with its author, who can still play it — just not in other people’s rooms or in the catalogue.

5 Comments

Swear words in comments are hidden automatically.
Insulting or spam comments are removed; repeat offences can end in a ban.

6 If something is wrong

Press “Report” on the set or next to a comment and pick a reason. A moderator reads every report.
If a set infringes your copyright, choose “Someone else’s content” and say where the original is.

Updated 25 September 2026