Responsible Play

Effective Date: 13/12/2025 | Website: theconnectway.site

Responsible Play means enjoying games as a positive, fun activity—whether it’s a board game with family, a puzzle, or a casual digital game.

1) Play for Fun

Games are meant to be enjoyable and social. Choose experiences that feel relaxing and positive—especially for casual play and skill-based games.

2) Healthy Screen Time

If you enjoy digital games, aim for balanced screen time:

Set time limits that fit your daily routine
Take short breaks to rest your eyes and stretch
Avoid playing when you should be sleeping or focusing on important tasks

3) Take Breaks

Regular breaks can keep play enjoyable and comfortable. A simple rule: pause every 30–60 minutes for a quick reset.

4) Choose Age-Appropriate Games

For children and teens, select games that match their age and comfort level. Parents and guardians should review game descriptions, controls, and time spent.

5) Keep It Light

Play should not feel like pressure. If you’re feeling stressed or tired, consider choosing a calmer activity—like a puzzle, a short board game session, or a relaxing hobby.

6) Examples of Responsible Play

Board games: Ludo, Chess, Carrom, Snakes & Ladders
Cards for fun and friendly games
Puzzles and brain games
Casual and skill-based digital games played for entertainment

7) Our Website’s Role

theconnectway.site shares general information and external links related to interactive entertainment. We do not host games and we do not handle payments.