Copyright

Last updated: August 18, 2026

Respect for intellectual property

XoomGames respects copyright, trademarks, and other intellectual property rights. The games, logos, screenshots, thumbnails, names, characters, music, and other creative materials available through or linked from XoomGames may be owned by their original developers, publishers, licensors, or other rights holders.

Our website design, written content, page structure, organization, and original materials are protected by applicable intellectual property laws. You may not copy, scrape, republish, sell, or redistribute XoomGames content in a way that violates the law or these policies.

Third-party game content

XoomGames may embed or link to games provided by third-party developers, distributors, or hosting services. We do not claim ownership of third-party games unless clearly stated. References to game names, brands, or trademarks are used to identify the games and help users find relevant content.

If you believe your work appears on XoomGames without authorization, please send a detailed notice through the DMCA process. We review good-faith rights requests and may remove, disable, replace, or update content when appropriate.

Permitted personal use

You may access XoomGames for personal, non-commercial entertainment and informational use. You may share links to our pages, but you may not frame, mirror, mass copy, resell, or automate extraction of our content or game catalog without written permission.

You may not use XoomGames content to create a confusingly similar service, misrepresent your relationship with us, or remove copyright, attribution, watermark, license, or ownership notices.

Reporting copyright issues

For copyright concerns, provide the URL on XoomGames, identify the copyrighted work, explain your relationship to the work, and include accurate contact details. If your claim concerns a game embedded from a third-party provider, we may also direct you to the original host or developer because they may control the source file.

Repeat infringement and removals

We may remove or disable access to content when we receive a valid rights complaint or when we independently determine that content may create legal or platform risk. We may also restrict submissions or relationships with developers or providers who repeatedly submit infringing or misleading materials.