Child Safety Standards

Google Play requires apps to publish child-safety standards, and Meta expects equivalent care. We publish ours here for every store and every title.

1. Our commitment

Mishti World games are single-player sports games rated for general audiences. We design them so that a child cannot be contacted, tracked, profiled, or exposed to user-generated content while playing.

2. Child sexual abuse and exploitation — zero tolerance

We prohibit child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) in every form, absolutely and without exception. Our games contain no such content.

Because our games have no user-generated content, no messaging, no voice chat, no multiplayer and no uploads, there is no in-product surface through which such material could be created, shared or distributed.

3. What our games do not have

• No chat, voice or messaging of any kind.
• No multiplayer — you never encounter another player.
• No user-generated content, uploads, or sharing features.
• No social features, friend lists, or profiles.
• No data collection, no advertising, no tracking. See the Privacy Policy.
• No links out to unmoderated third-party content from inside gameplay.

4. Age ratings

Our titles are submitted for age rating through each store’s official process — IARC for the Meta Horizon Store and Google Play. Fast Cricket VR is a cricket game with no violence, no sexual content, no profanity, no gambling and no simulated substance use.

5. Headset age requirements

VR hardware makers set their own minimum age for headset use, independently of a game’s content rating. Please follow the age guidance published by your headset manufacturer, and supervise younger players.

6. Reporting a concern

If you believe any content of ours, or any material claiming to be ours, violates these standards or applicable law, report it immediately to contact@mishti.world. We investigate every report, act on credible reports promptly, and cooperate fully with law enforcement and with the relevant store’s safety team.

Suspected child sexual abuse material should also be reported directly to your national authority or hotline — for example the NCMEC CyberTipline (report.cybertip.org) in the United States, or the Internet Watch Foundation (iwf.org.uk) in the United Kingdom.

7. Contact

Child-safety point of contact: contact@mishti.world