Copyright, trademarks and takedowns

1.1This policy covers the intellectual property in the LacNova Games website and our games. LacNova Games is operated by Lacspace Corporation Pvt Ltd. In this policy, “we” and “us” mean Lacspace Corporation Pvt Ltd.

2.1Our games are made in-house. Unless a page says otherwise, we own or are licensed to use everything in our website and games, including:

• game names, studio and game logos, app icons and characters, including Lumi AI;
• artwork, animation, screenshots, trailers, music and sound effects;
• game rules as written, level designs, software and the text of this website.

2.2Using our website or games doesn’t transfer any of these rights to you.

3.1We use LacNova Games, Ludo Fighters, NPL Cricket League, Game Collection, Lumi AI and their logos as trademarks for our games and services. Please don’t use them, or anything confusingly similar, as the name or logo of your own product, account, domain or business.

3.2Our brands pages show how each name and mark should look when you write about us.

4.1Journalists may use the art in our press kit in editorial coverage of our games.

4.2Players and creators are welcome to share screenshots, clips and gameplay videos of our games, as long as they don’t suggest we sponsor or endorse them and don’t sell our art, music or characters on their own.

4.3Any other use, such as merchandise, advertising or using our art in another product, needs our written permission first. Ask at business@lacspace.com.

5.1NPL Cricket League uses team names to identify franchises; its crests and players are our own and players are fictional. It is not affiliated with CAN, the Nepal Premier League or its franchises.

5.2App Store and Google Play are trademarks of their owners. Any other names or marks that appear on our website belong to their owners and are used only to describe or identify them.

6.1If you believe something on our website or in our games copies your work or misuses your trademark, email business@lacspace.com with the subject “IP notice” and include:

• your name and contact details, and who you act for if you are an agent;
• the work or trademark you own, with a link or a copy if you can;
• exactly where the material appears: the web address, or the game, screen and version;
• a statement that you believe in good faith the use isn’t authorised by you, your agent or the law;
• a statement that the information in your notice is accurate and that you are the owner or authorised to act for the owner;
• your physical or electronic signature.

6.2Sending a notice you know to be false can have legal consequences, so please be accurate.

7.1We acknowledge your notice and review it. If we need more detail, we’ll ask.

7.2Where a notice is valid, we remove or disable the material, or change it, and where someone else posted it, we tell them what was removed and why.

7.3We may share the notice with the person who posted the material, so they can respond. We keep a record of notices we receive.

8.1If you think something you shared was removed by mistake or that you had the right to use it, write to business@lacspace.com with what was removed, where it was, why you believe the removal was a mistake, your contact details and your signature. We’ll review it and may share it with the person who sent the original notice.

9.1We may suspend or close the accounts of people who repeatedly share material that infringes other people’s rights.

10.1When we license a game or build one for a client, who owns what, including brand assets, custom content and our own tools and engines, is set out in the signed agreement for that project. Our licensing and project terms overview explains the usual approach.

11.1Intellectual property notices, permission requests and legal correspondence go to business@lacspace.com.