LacNovaGame Studio

Children and families

Our games are made to be family friendly. Here is what each one is like for younger players, and how parents stay in control.

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v1.0 · Effective · 8 sections · 6 clauses

A parent and a child playing a game together on one phone, with a heart floating above

At a glance

A plain-language summary. The numbered sections below are what applies.

  • Ludo Fighters: cartoon combat, no blood, free with levels to unlock.
  • Game Collection: for everyone, with no ads and nothing to buy.
  • NPL Cricket League: rated 13+.
  • Parents can ask us to delete a child’s data at any time.
Two age badges side by side: one for everyone and one for 13 plusALL13+

1. Made to be family friendly

1.1We make games that a family can play in the same room. No gore, no real-money gambling and no pressure to spend money.

1.2Each game shows its age rating on its store page. This page explains what that means in practice, game by game.

A Ludo Fighters board with cartoon squads hopping toward home

2. Ludo Fighters

  • Cartoon combat, no blood. Captures turn into short, cartoon duels.
  • Free to play. Features and cosmetics unlock by level as you play.
  • Play against Lumi AI, pass the phone around, or play online squads with friends.
A shopping cart crossed out next to a pile of coins you can only earn by playing

3. Game Collection

  • For everyone. Chess, cards, puzzles, sports and more in one app.
  • No ads and nothing to buy. Coins, XP and stars are for fun and can’t be bought.
  • Every solo game plays offline.
A cricket ball arcing toward the bat in NPL Cricket League

4. NPL Cricket League

  • Rated 13+. It is made for teenagers and adults.
  • Online T20 cricket in private lobbies with friends, in Nepali or English.
  • Our server decides every ball, so matches stay fair.
Phones linked through a game server for online play

5. Playing online with others

5.1Online modes mean meeting other players. Our fair play policy bans abusive names and messages, and anyone can report a player. Phones and app stores also have built-in parental controls that can limit online play, spending and screen time.

Three phones, each showing its own game and its own privacy page

6. What the games collect

6.1Each game has its own privacy policy that explains what it collects and why:

A data card dropping into a bin after a parent asks us to delete it

7. Parents: ask us to delete data

7.1If you are a parent or guardian and think your child has shared personal information with one of our games or this website, write to hello@lacspace.com. Tell us which game and the player name, and we’ll delete it. We may ask a question or two to make sure the request is genuine.

7.2The full steps for each game are in our data deletion guide.

An alarm clock and a board game: play together and set time limits

8. Tips for playing together

  • Play a few rounds together first, so you know what the game is like.
  • Agree on play times, and use the timers built into phones.
  • Talk about kind play: no sharing passwords, and tell a grown-up if someone is unkind online.

Document control

Children and families, version v1.0, effective 14 November 2026: 8 sections and 6 clauses. Published by Lacspace Corporation Pvt Ltd, operator of LacNova Games. The version on this page is always the current one.

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