Terms of Service

Last Revised: October 2024. These Terms of Service constitute a legally binding agreement between you and Britain Basilisk, governing your access to and interaction with our curated digital index available at britainbasilisk.com.

1. Portal Character & Scope of Service

Britain Basilisk operates exclusively as an editorial research, performance benchmark, and discovery directory for open-access web browser titles. All indexed experiences execute directly within modern web browsers via HTML5, Canvas, and WebGL APIs without requiring software installation. The platform does not host commercial game servers, execute financial microtransactions, or require paid user subscriptions.

2. Intellectual Property & Third-Party Titles

All trademarks, brand names, visual logos, and game software titles featured in this directory belong to their respective creators, publishers, and copyright holders. Editorial reviews, analysis essays, and technical benchmarks published on britainbasilisk.com are the intellectual property of Britain Basilisk and protected under United Kingdom copyright statutes.

3. Acceptable Use Guidelines

Users agree to interact with the directory strictly for lawful, personal, non-commercial research purposes. You must not attempt to scrape, flood, harvest, reverse-engineer, or disrupt the operation of this site, its search filters, or its underlying hosting infrastructure.

4. External Links & Disclaimer of Warranties

Our platform provides direct hyperlinking to external game publishers and third-party hosting domains for user convenience. Britain Basilisk maintains no administrative control over external server availability, third-party privacy practices, or software changes executed by remote publishers. All information is provided on an as-is and as-available basis.

5. Governing Law & Jurisdiction

These terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales. Any disputes arising out of or related to the use of this portal shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.