Here you can find and solve some of the most common questions among users.
Title Screen is an online marketplace where video game developers can showcase their work-in-progress games to attract publishers or investors.
Developers pay a fee to display their games for a fixed time.
Anyone over the age of 18 can use Title Screen.
By creating an account, users agree to be responsible for maintaining its security and ensuring that all information provided is accurate.
To create an account, visit our website and complete the registration process.
Please note that we may review new accounts before granting access to our services.
If you violate our terms, your account may be suspended or deleted.
If your account is deleted for violating our terms, you will not be allowed to re-register.
You retain ownership of any content you submit.
However, by using Title Screen, you grant us a license to use, reproduce, adapt, modify, publish, or distribute your content for commercial, marketing, or related purposes.
We are not responsible for backing up your content.
While we may occasionally back up data for our own purposes, we do not guarantee that your content will be recoverable.
Yes, Title Screen may include links to third-party websites.
However, we are not responsible for their content or any issues that may arise from accessing them
Title Screen retains ownership of all intellectual property associated with the platform.
Using the website does not grant you any rights to our trademarks, logos, or other proprietary content.
Yes, you agree to indemnify Title Screen against any legal claims related to your content, your use of the platform, or any misconduct on your part.
All disputes related to this agreement will be governed by the laws of California, United States.
Any legal proceedings must be conducted in California courts.
Yes, we reserve the right to modify our terms at any time. We will notify users by posting updates on our website or through direct communication.
Continued use of our platform after changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the new terms.