For parents

Nirmaan is a block-building game set in India. It starts in Vadodara: children build, explore the old city around Mandvi Gate, do small festival jobs, and dance garba at Navratri. It plays in the browser on phones and computers, and works without the internet once it has been opened.

Safe by design

• Playing alone needs no internet and no other players.
• Only invited friends. To play together, others need your child's 6-letter room code or invite link. A room holds up to 6 players.
• The host decides who stays. The player who made the room can remove anyone, and that person can't join the room again.
• Rude words are hidden in chat, in English and Hinglish.
• Voice chat is off until your child switches the microphone on, and it only reaches players in the same room.
• No money. Nothing to buy and no ads. Coins and tokens are part of the game: they can't be bought or turned into money.
• No personal information. No accounts, no email, no phone number. Children choose a nickname.

Tips

• Play in rooms with friends your child knows in real life, and share room codes only with them.
• Use a nickname, not a full name.
• Talk about never sharing a phone number, address or school in chat.
• The Friends screen shows who is in the room.
• Agree on screen time together.

Coming next

We are working on age settings: younger children will chat with ready-made phrases instead of typing, and get break reminders.

Questions

Write to playnirmaangame@gmail.com. What the game keeps and sends is explained on the privacy page.