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Fireworks Mania End User License Agreement

Version 1 · last updated 10 October 2026

Photosensitivity warning

Fireworks Mania is full of flashing lights and bright, fast-changing patterns. For a very small number of people, these can trigger a seizure, even with no history of epilepsy. If you or anyone in your family has had a seizure, talk to a doctor before playing. Stop playing at once and see a doctor if you feel dizzy, get blurred vision, twitch, or feel confused. Parents should keep an eye on children while they play.

Fireworks safety

Fireworks Mania is a game. Real fireworks are explosives and can seriously hurt or kill people. Don’t copy what you do in the game in real life: holding a lit firework, joining fuses or building your own setups is dangerous with real ones. Only use real fireworks where and when the law allows, follow the instructions on them, and keep your distance. What you do with real fireworks is your own responsibility.

1. Who this agreement is between

This End User License Agreement (“Agreement”) is between you and Laumania ApS (DK32837557, Stovbyvej 16, 2610 Rødovre, Denmark) (“we”, “us”). It is not an agreement between you and the company behind the platform you play on (the “platform holder”).

2. Our responsibility

Laumania ApS alone is responsible for Fireworks Mania and its content, online features and support. Platform holders are not responsible for the game.

3. Your license

We grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use Fireworks Mania for your personal, non-commercial use, only on a system that you own or control, and only as allowed by the terms of the platform you play on.

You may not copy, sell, rent, sublicense, reverse engineer or modify the game, except where this Agreement allows it or the law gives you the right to.

As an exception to the non-commercial rule above, you may make and share videos, streams and screenshots of the game, including ones you earn money from.

4. Online features

The game’s online features let you:

  • Play together in multiplayer games. A game is hosted by one of its players. On some platforms, a player can also run a dedicated server for it. The host can remove or ban players from their game.
  • Talk in voice chat. Players near you in the game can hear you. Other players may record or stream what they see and hear.
  • Write in text chat, which everyone in the game can read. On some platforms you can read text chat but not write in it.
  • Build together: set up and launch firework shows with the other players.

You can mute any player from the Players tab.

To use online features you need an account with the platform you play on. Some platforms also require a paid subscription for online play. That subscription is between you and the platform holder.

Once you have accepted this Agreement, the game uses your platform account to sign you in to Unity, our online services provider, each time it starts. You don’t need to create a separate account.

You can play the game without online features.

We may change online features, for example to keep them working, secure or in line with the law. If we end online features, or change them in a way that makes them noticeably worse for you, we will tell you in good time beforehand.

5. How you must behave online

When you play online you must follow our Code of Conduct, which is shown in the game. Unacceptable behavior includes harassment and abuse, hate speech, threats, sexual or predatory behavior, offensive player names, griefing, cheating and exploiting bugs, disruptive noise, spam, advertising and scams, and sharing personal information.

6. Reporting, and what we do about it

  • How to report: in a game, open the Players tab, select the player, choose Report and pick a reason. The report tells our team who was reported, why and when, and which players were in the game’s voice and text chat with you. Where text chat was used, it can also include the recent messages.
  • Who reviews it: the Fireworks Mania team at Laumania ApS - not the platform holder - reviews reports within 7 days.
  • What we can do: depending on how serious it is, we can mute a player in voice chat, text chat or both, block them from voice and text chat, suspend them from online play for a period, or ban them from online play permanently. On platforms with mods, we can also remove a mod, as described in section 7.
  • Your rights: if we suspend or ban you, the game tells you when you try to play online and shows your player ID. A chat block or text mute is shown in the chat. To get our decision, the reason for it and the rule it is based on, or to appeal it, email support@laumania.net and include your player ID if the game showed one. Every decision and every appeal is handled by a person on our team, not automatically.

7. Content you create

We don’t claim ownership of what you create in the game, like your firework shows and blueprints. We don’t store your blueprints.

When you play online, what you build, say and write in a game can be seen and heard by the other players in it. You give us, and the service providers that run the online features for us, a free, non-exclusive, worldwide license to copy, store, show and pass on that content, only as far as needed to run the online features, keep players safe and review reports. The license ends when the content is no longer needed for that.

Don’t build, say or write anything that breaks the Code of Conduct, or that you don’t have the right to share. The host can remove you from their game, and we can act as described in section 6.

Mods: on platforms with mods, the Workshop lets you download mods made by other players from mod.io, under mod.io’s terms, which you accept in the game before you can use it. Mods are made by the community, not by us. They can change how the game works and contain code that runs on your device, so only install mods you trust. You can report a mod on its page in the Workshop. We decide which mods are available in the game and can remove any of them, for example if a mod breaks this Agreement, the Code of Conduct or the law, stops working, or makes the game slow or unstable.

8. In-game currency

PyroPoints are an in-game currency that can only be earned by playing. They cannot be bought, have no monetary value, and cannot be sold, traded or exchanged for money or anything of value, including by selling your account.

9. Privacy

How we handle personal data is described in our Privacy Policy, shown in the game together with this Agreement.

10. Ending this agreement

You can end this Agreement at any time by uninstalling the game. To have your personal data deleted as well, see section 5 of the Privacy Policy.

If you break this Agreement, we can limit or end your access to online features, as described in section 6. You can still play the game offline.

11. Warranty and liability

Your legal rights come first. Nothing in this Agreement limits the rights consumer law gives you, including your rights if the game does not work as it should. Refunds are handled by the store you bought the game from, under its own policy.

What we can promise. We work to keep Fireworks Mania running well and to fix the bugs we find, but we can’t promise that the game will be free of bugs or that online features will always be available. Online play also depends on other players, the platform you play on and our service providers.

Content from others. What other players build, say and write, and mods, are not made by us. We are not responsible for them, except where the law makes us responsible.

Our liability. We are liable for damage only as far as the law requires.

12. Changes

We may update this Agreement, for example when the law or a platform’s rules change, or when we add or change features in the game. When we do, the game shows the new version, with the date it was updated, the next time it starts, and asks you to accept it before you continue. A new version never takes away the rights consumer law gives you. You can read this Agreement again at any time in Settings > Advanced.

13. Governing law and disputes

If something goes wrong, contact us first at support@laumania.net, and we will try to solve it with you.

If we can’t agree, you can complain to the Danish Consumer Complaints Board through Nævnenes Hus (www.naevneneshus.dk). If you live in another EU country, the European Consumer Centre in your country can help you with that.

Danish law applies to this Agreement, and disputes go to the Danish courts. If you live in another country, this does not take away the protection of the consumer law where you live, including any right it gives you to take a claim to the courts there.

14. Contact

For questions about this Agreement, support, reports and appeals, email support@laumania.net.

Laumania ApS Stovbyvej 16, 2610 Rødovre, Denmark DK32837557