Contact RandoPlay

Broken game reports

If a game fails to load or behaves unexpectedly, include:

• the RandoPlay page URL
• the game title
• your device and browser
• what happened

Copyright, source, and embed issues

If you are reporting a copyright concern, source correction, attribution issue, or embed permission issue, include:

• the RandoPlay URL
• the original source URL if available
• a short explanation of the issue

Copyright owners can also use the dedicated copyright removal (DMCA) page, which lists the exact statements a complete notice needs.

What happens after you write

Every report is read by the person maintaining the catalog. Broken-game reports are reproduced against the current embed, and source or attribution reports are checked against the original source page. If a listing turns out to be wrong, it is corrected, temporarily hidden, or removed.

Response expectations

RandoPlay is a small project, so there is no guaranteed reply window. Copyright removal requests and safety issues are handled first, then broken-game reports, then general feedback. If a game you reported is fixed or removed, the change is visible on the game page itself.

Before you write

Many answers are already on the site. The about page explains how games are selected and what RandoPlay does and does not own, and each game page lists its source, device support, and QA status.