Contact Bored Zone

Bored Zone is run by one person, Marc Le Masson, and messages come straight to him rather than to a support queue. Use the form on this page — only the message itself is required — and expect a reply within a few days if you leave an email address.

How to get in touch

The quickest route is the form on this page. Pick what the message is about and, if it is about one game, which one; a name and an email address are optional, and the email is only used to reply.

Every game page also has a link under its guide that opens this form with that game already chosen. If the form will not send, the contact details on marclemasson.co.uk reach the same person.

What to get in touch about

Anything, but these in particular are genuinely useful and do get acted on.

• A puzzle that would not solve. The most valuable report there is. Every generator here is meant to guarantee a fair board — a nonogram solvable by logic alone, a mahjong layout that can always be cleared, a Klondike deal a solver has already won — so a board that breaks one of those promises is a real bug, not bad luck. Say which game, which size or difficulty, and whether it was the daily or free play.
• Anything that behaves oddly on your phone. Controls that are hard to hit, a board you have to scroll to finish, text that overflows. Several fixes here started as exactly that sort of message.
• A game you would like to see. The collection grows slowly and suggestions carry weight.
• Something wrong on the page. A rule explained badly, a typo, a link that goes nowhere.
• Advertising and business enquiries.
• Privacy. Requests about data the site collects, and anything else covered by the privacy policy.

What to include

For a bug, the game and the device you were using is usually enough to find it. If the board itself looked wrong, a screenshot is worth a great deal — the board is generated on your own device and is not recorded anywhere, so without one there may be no way to see what you saw. The form cannot carry pictures, so leave an email address and say you have one, and the reply will ask for it.

What this site is

A small collection of free browser games, built as a hobby project. No accounts, no downloads, and scores kept on your own device rather than on a server. There is more about how it works, and how the puzzles are kept fair, on the about page.