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Terms of Service

Terms for using EnginePicker: the quiz, accounts, recommendations, and what the site does and does not promise about engine choice.

Last updated: 2026-10-05

Terms of Service

Last updated: 2026-10-05

The service

EnginePicker helps you compare game engines and find runnable examples. Recommendations are rule-based guidance, not a guarantee that an engine will fit every project.

Use

You may use the public site for any lawful purpose. Do not misuse the site, attempt to break other people’s accounts, or submit unlawful content if comments or accounts are enabled.

Accounts and optional plans

An account is optional for the picker. If paid plans are offered later, their price and what they include will be shown before you pay. You can stop using the site at any time.

Your content

Notes, feedback, or other text you submit stay yours. You give us permission to store and display them as needed to run the feature you used.

Our content

The EnginePicker site, brand, and original writing (excluding third-party engine names, licenses, and linked source projects) belong to us or our licensors. Engine names and source repositories remain under their own owners and licenses.

Contact

Questions about these terms: support@enginepicker.com.