Integrity

Fair play

A skill contest is only worth entering if the scoring cannot be leaned on. These are the controls behind every paid match.

Authoritative scoring
Results are determined and validated on our servers, which are the record of truth. Any attempt to intercept or falsify match data is cheating.
Skill-based pairing
Players are matched on a rating that moves with results, so opponents sit near your own level rather than being drawn at random.
Match recordings
Competitive matches are screen-recorded to access-controlled storage and used for review, dispute resolution and anti-cheat. Practice matches are not recorded, and recordings are never shared publicly.
One account per person
Multi-accounting, collusion, automation and location spoofing are prohibited and forfeit the balance. Identity is verified before a first withdrawal.
Location enforcement
Eligibility is checked server-side and fails closed. Using a VPN or proxy to mask location is grounds for immediate termination.
Dispute route
If you believe a result is wrong, raise it from Settings in the app. Recordings are retained to resolve disputes.

What is prohibited

Any of the following ends the account and forfeits the balance.

  • Using bots, scripts, macros or automation to interact with the platform or gain an unfair advantage.
  • Creating or operating multiple accounts, or manipulating matchmaking, ratings or prize pools.
  • Colluding with other players to fix or influence a match outcome.
  • Fraud, money laundering, or misrepresenting your identity, age, location or payment information.
  • Exploiting bugs or glitches rather than reporting them.
  • Using VPNs, proxies or location-spoofing tools to circumvent geographic restrictions.
  • Reverse-engineering or circumventing the platform's security or server-side logic.
  • Using payment instruments not registered in your own name.

Found a bug?

Report it to team@conquestarcade.com rather than using it. Exploiting a defect is treated as cheating; reporting one is not.

Common questions

Fair play, answered

Are the games actually skill-based?

Yes. Points track difficulty of execution, no points are awarded at random, and the rules are fixed and published. A stronger player beats a weaker one consistently, which is the practical test.

There is no wheel, no card draw and no random multiplier deciding a match.

Am I always playing a live person?

Not always at the same moment. Where a live opponent is available at your skill level you are matched against them directly.

Where one is not, your score is compared against a recorded run previously played by another real person under the same conditions, selected before your score is known. It is a real human score either way — but it is not always live, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. The full explanation is here.

Do you use bots as opponents?

No. A recorded run is a real score set by a real player, not a program playing against you and not a score generated to a target. It cannot react to how you are performing, because it was already complete before your match began.

Can someone cheat and take my entry fee?

Scoring is server-side, so a modified client cannot post a score we accept. Matches are recorded, automation is prohibited, and accounts caught cheating are terminated with balances forfeited.

If you think you lost to a cheat, raise a dispute in the app and we will review the recording.

What stops one person running several accounts?

One account per person is a rule, multi-accounting terminates every associated account, and identity verification before withdrawal ties a payout to a single verified person whose name must match the payout account.

Play a fair game.

Free to practise, and scored the same way every time.