At Rovio, we believe all our players should have the best experience possible – both when playing and interacting with other players within our games.
We are really proud to have awesome players participating in communities across our games. To ensure that we always have an enjoyable and fun environment for everyone, this Code of Conduct represents what behavior we do not condone and what we see as misconduct in our games.
This list is comprehensive but not exhaustive. We reserve the right to deal with misconduct no matter where it appears.
This supplements Rovio’s Terms of Service and Rovio Privacy Policy, available in their corresponding links. Consequences of misconduct and list of unaccepted behavior.
Here are the general topics you can report directly in-game, and should be easy to follow.
Of course, the obvious rule of thumb is: Don’t cheat and play fair! It’s that simple.
This is not an exhaustive list but serves as a guide when reporting.
We also take targeting of individual Rovio and affiliated employees very seriously. Actions will be taken on a case-by-case basis.
Accounts found to breach any of the above-listed misconduct will face actions including but not limited to:
The same consequences can apply to false reports.
It is our right to take action against misconduct however we see fit.
There are several ways to report misconduct in our games, Some games have a direct report button, whilst, in others, you can access support via the Help menu! For game-specific instructions, please check that game’s FAQ page.
We will not follow up on or discuss the outcome of those reports with you, but rest assured, this is a great help in making our community a fair play environment, and we will be able to take action much faster with your help.
We do appreciate each and every one of your direct messages and are happy to have such an interactive and caring community – let’s keep it fair together!
There are various ways in which we handle reports. Relevant information can be found under game-specific Codes of Conduct or channel-specific Codes of Conduct.