For parents
What to know about Mosscrown
Mosscrown is a fantasy tower defense game. Players build towers to stop storybook creatures from reaching a shrine. Here's a plain-language summary of how it works, so you can decide if it's right for your family.
Age ratings
ESRB Everyone 10+, PEGI 7 and IARC 7+ on Google Play. Creatures are defeated by towers in a cartoon fantasy style: no blood, gore or realistic violence.
No purchases inside the game
You buy the game once from the store. There's nothing else to buy: no coins, no gems, no upgrades for money.
No accounts, no chat
There's no sign-in, no chat and no way to talk to other players. The game never asks for a name, email or photo.
Plays offline
Progress is saved only on your device. Nothing about your child's play is sent to us.
About the ads (Android only)
The Android version offers optional ads. They work like this:
- An ad only plays when the player chooses to watch one, for a small bonus such as extra starting gold for a level or another try at a boss wave.
- Ads never interrupt play. They're only offered between battles, never in the middle of one.
- Every bonus is small and temporary. Nothing needed to finish the game is locked behind an ad.
- The ads are set up for children. They come from Google AdMob, are marked as directed to children, are never personalised, and are limited to content rated PG or milder.
If you'd prefer no ads at all, your child can simply never tap “Watch an ad”. The Windows PC version on Steam has no ads.
Is it too hard?
Mosscrown has three difficulties. Easy is tuned so a new player can finish every level and the whole game. The first level teaches as you play, and a Field Guide explains every creature and tower. Normal is a fair challenge, and Brutal is for experienced players.
Privacy
We don't collect personal information from players. The only information involved comes from the optional ads on Android, handled by Google as described in our privacy policy.