Terms of Service
Last updated 4 November 2026
These are the rules for playing Peekadoor, a free-to-play horror game for iPhone and Android. By playing it, you agree to them.
Be decent and play fair. Breaking the rules can keep you off the weekly board or end your online play.
What you buy is for use in the game. It has no cash value. Apple or Google take the payment, and refunds are up to them.
What you buy stays with your online account. If you delete the account, it is gone for good.
The rights the law gives you where you live stay yours. Nothing on this page takes them away.
Who we are
Peekadoor is made by Eren Yamic, an independent developer in Vancouver, Canada ("we", "us"). These terms apply to Peekadoor only. For questions, write to hello@erenyamic.com. What the game keeps about you is explained in the Privacy Policy.
Your licence to play
We give you a personal licence to install Peekadoor on phones you own or control and to play it for your own enjoyment. You can't pass this licence on to anyone else. The game, its characters, art, sound, music and code belong to us or to the people who licensed them to us; you will find the authors of licensed work in the game's Credits.
Unless the law allows it anyway, you may not copy, change or take apart the game, sell it or its contents, or use them to make another product.
On iPhone, Apple's Licensed Application End User License Agreement is your licence for the game. The rest of this page adds the game's own rules, and if the two disagree, Apple's agreement wins.
On Android, the licence above applies, together with Google Play's own terms for anything you do on Google Play.
Sharing clips
You are welcome to share clips, screenshots and videos of your own play, including on channels that earn money. Please don't present them as official, and don't sell the game's art, sound or music on their own.
Playing online
Online play uses a small account, made on your phone and described in the Privacy Policy. Your account is for you alone. When you play online:
- Choose a decent name. Nothing offensive, and nothing that pretends to be someone else or to speak for Peekadoor.
- Be decent to other players. No harassment, threats or hate, in your name, in voice chat or in any other way. Voice chat is never recorded, so use block and report if someone behaves badly.
- Play fair. No changed versions of the game, no bots, no edited saves, and no using bugs to win points or to get things without paying for them.
- Leave the server and other people's accounts alone. No attacks, no overloading it, and no trying to get into an account that isn't yours.
- Keep it legal. Don't use the game to break the law.
If these rules are broken, we can remove a name, keep an account off the weekly board, or end an account's online play, depending on how serious it is. Playing alone needs no account, so you can still do that. If you think we got it wrong, write to us and we will look again.
Buying things
Peekadoor is free to play. You can buy packs of points, characters, looks and Night Passes from the App Store or Google Play. The price is shown before you pay, and Apple or Google take the payment under their own terms. We never see your card.
- No cash value. Points and what you buy are a licence to use them in Peekadoor. They can't be turned back into money, and they can't be sold or traded outside the game. Gifts that the game itself lets you send to friends are fine.
- Limited times. Some things, like a Night Pass or a season's items, are on sale only for a while.
- Your account holds what you bought. Bought points and what they paid for are kept with your online account; points you earn by playing stay on your phone. An account has no e-mail or password, so use the game's code when you move to a new phone. If an account can no longer be reached, we may not be able to bring it back.
- Deleting your account deletes your bought points and what they paid for. They cannot be brought back afterwards. See Delete your Peekadoor account.
Refunds
Refunds are up to Apple or Google, under their rules, so please ask the store you bought from. If a store refunds a purchase, it tells us, and that purchase comes back out of the game: its points are taken from your balance, even if that leaves it below zero, and anything that came only with it goes too.
Changes to the game
Peekadoor keeps changing. We can add, change or remove houses, events, items and prices. Online play and bought points depend on our server, and we can't promise to run it forever. If we ever decide to close it for good, we will say so in the game at least 30 days before.
Scares and younger players
Peekadoor is a horror game, with sudden scares, darkness and loud sounds, and it is not directed at children under 13. The Privacy Policy explains how the game treats players under 13. If you are not yet an adult where you live, ask a parent or guardian before you play online or buy anything.
Our responsibility
We make Peekadoor with care, but as far as the law allows, we provide it "as is", and we don't promise that it will always work, on every phone, without errors or without interruption. As far as the law allows, we are not responsible for indirect or unforeseeable losses, and the most we can owe you for any claim is what you paid for things in Peekadoor in the 12 months before it.
None of this limits anything the law says can't be limited, such as responsibility for death or injury caused by negligence, or for fraud.
Your rights and the law
These terms are governed by the laws of British Columbia and the laws of Canada that apply there. If you live somewhere else, you keep the consumer rights that the law where you live gives you and that can't be signed away, and you can use them in your local courts as that law allows. In the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom, that includes your rights over digital content. If these terms and those rights disagree, those rights win.
If something goes wrong, please write to us first. Most things can be sorted out that way.
Changes to these terms
If these terms change, we will update this page and the date at the top. A change doesn't reach back to what you bought before it. If you go on playing after a change, the new terms apply to your play from then on.