Leaderboards make a 20-second toy feel like a shared arcade. They only stay fun if scores roughly mean what players think they mean. These expectations apply to everyone using 67game.store.
Do
- Play with human input—hands on camera or fingers on keys
- Treat webcam and keyboard as different events when comparing friends
- Use a callsign you are comfortable showing publicly (letters/spaces as allowed)
- Take breaks; do not pressure others who stop for comfort or safety
Don’t
- Use auto-clickers, macros, or scripts to generate taps or fake events
- Modify the client to forge scores
- Impersonate others or use offensive callsigns
- Harass players over ranks or body ability
- Claim medical or scientific authority from a meme game score
How scores are produced
Reps come from the live input path; points follow the combo table in scoring explained. Optional submissions send score-related fields for ranking—not your webcam video. See Privacy Policy.
Reporting & removal
If you need a leaderboard entry removed or want to report abuse, use Contact with approximate time, callsign, and mode if known. We are a small independent project and will do our best to respond.
Why fair play matters on a tiny indie game
67 Speed Challenge is maintained by an independent developer. We cannot staff a 24/7 anti-cheat war room—and we should not need to. Most players simply want a clean personal best and a fun nickname on the board. A few automated or forged entries poison trust for everyone and waste time that could go into better guides and features.
Technical integrity (plain language)
Scores originate in the browser client from live inputs. That means determined attackers can always try to lie; client games are not bank vaults. We still prohibit automation and forgery in policy because community norms matter. If integrity issues grow, we may add verification steps, rate limits, or manual review—announced when relevant.
Mode honesty in screenshots
If you share a result on social media, mention webcam vs keyboard. A keyboard SUPER 67 run is impressive finger work; a webcam run is impressive gesture + setup craft. Mixing them without labels confuses newcomers and creates pointless arguments.
Callsign etiquette
- No impersonation of real people or brands you do not represent
- No hate speech, harassment, or explicit sexual content in names
- Remember callsigns may appear publicly; avoid personal data
- We may remove names that violate terms when reported
Streaming & content creators
You may stream or record yourself playing for commentary or entertainment. Do not present the game as a clinical assessment tool. If you monetize videos, follow your platform rules; our site terms still apply to how you interact with leaderboards and services.
Appeals
Think a removal was wrong or a rival is cheating obviously? Email via Contact with evidence (time window, screenshots, callsign). Responses may take time; please be patient and civil.