Fineture

This is the product schedule for Fineture, published under section 3 of the terms of service. It is not a separate agreement and is not read on its own: your agreement for Fineture is the body of the terms, the annex for your jurisdiction and this schedule, read together.

Fineture is offered to the public through Discord. Where a feature is made available as a preview or for testing, section 13 of the body governs that access alongside this schedule.

This schedule adds to the body for this title alone. It does not reduce a protection the body or your local law gives you, and it does not extend our liability beyond the limits in sections 17 and 18 of the body.

Fineture is a pixel-art role-playing game played inside Discord. Members chat and their heroes fight: the game is opened with the /oyun command of the Fineture bot and as a Discord Activity. The bot is the game and nothing else.

You obtain Fineture by adding the bot, from the link on its page on this site, to a Discord server you manage, and you play it through Discord. It is not sold through a store. Discord is a separate company, and its own terms and policies apply to you as that company's agreement; section 11 of the body explains what they mean for this one. Discord is not a party to this schedule and is not responsible for Fineture.

CEDRA Interactive publishes Fineture and is your counterparty for it under section 2 of the body. Fine Bot, the Discord bot that carried this bot's name until 23 October 2026, is a separate product published by Finetion; it holds server moderation, the welcome card, community tools, server levels and the word games that Fineture no longer has, and this schedule does not govern it.

Under section 7 of the body we grant you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable licence to use Fineture through Discord, as a member of a server where it has been added, for your own personal and non-commercial entertainment. The licence covers the game as we operate it, including the changes we make to it.

The licence is not a sale. It gives you no right in the game's code, assets, characters or audio beyond playing it, and it ends when your access ends under section 16 of the body or when the licence is otherwise revoked as that section allows.

You may use Fineture on every device on which you use Discord. A server's administrators choose whether the game runs on that server, and what you can reach depends on that choice and on Discord. You may not transfer your hero, or the Discord account through which you use Fineture, to another person.

Fineture, its logo, its characters, its artwork, its audio and its text are owned by CEDRA Interactive or its licensors, and section 12 of the body governs them. The licence in this schedule lets you play the title; it is not a licence to use its name or its marks.

Video, Streaming and Screenshots

You may record, stream and publish footage of your own play of Fineture, including on channels that pay you for it, provided that the material is your own commentary or performance rather than a substitute for the title, that it does not present itself as published or endorsed by the studio, and that it complies with section 8 of the body. This permission is given freely, may be withdrawn for a particular use, and does not transfer any right in the title.

You may not distribute the title's assets on their own, sell footage as a product in itself, or use the title's name or marks in a way that suggests a partnership, sponsorship or endorsement that does not exist.

Modifications

Altering the title's files is prohibited by section 7 of the body. Where a title offers official support for modifications, the rules for it are published with that title and are read as part of this schedule; nothing in those rules gives you a right in the title's own code or assets.

Section 8 of the body states the conduct rules that apply across everything we operate. For this title they mean, in particular, that you may not:

• use cheats, trainers, automation or any tool that alters how the title behaves, or exploit a defect for advantage;
• interfere with another player's session, or with the servers or services the title relies on;
• extract, scrape or republish the title's content, or use it to train a model or build a competing product;
• use the title, or an account holding it, to sell services, advertise, or run anything commercial that we have not licensed in writing.

Where a title has competitive elements, detection of cheating may be automated; a suspension or ban that affects your access is reviewed by a person before it takes effect, and section 16 of the body governs how it is applied and contested.

Kristal, gold and the other items and currencies in Fineture are units of the game. They are earned by playing and by codes the studio issues, and they are spent inside the game. Fineture does not currently sell anything or take any payment.

Where Fineture later offers a paid plan, a subscription or paid virtual items, the price, the payment provider and the refund terms will be stated at the point of sale, this schedule will be amended before the sale begins, and section 10 of the body and the annex for your jurisdiction apply to the purchase.

Virtual items and currency are licensed to you as part of the game and are not owned by you. They have no monetary value outside the game and cannot be exchanged for money or transferred except as the game itself allows, as in the trades between members that it provides. Ending your licence, or deleting your profile, ends your access to them, and a deleted hero cannot be restored.

The privacy notice published on this site states how CEDRA Interactive handles personal data, and it applies to Fineture in full. Section 14 of the body ties the two documents together.

Fineture has no account system of its own. You are identified by your Discord user ID, and the game is reached through Discord, as the bot and as an Activity. Discord is a separate company and a separate controller for the account, profile and message data it holds about you, and its own terms and privacy policy govern that role.

Messages. To run the game on a server where it is switched on, the bot reads the messages in the channels it can see. It does not write message content to its database; it keeps the result, such as that a message counted toward your hero's experience, along with message and word counts. Text is stored in one narrow case only: the lines members write in a guild's chat, described below.

Your hero and profile. Your hero is stored under your Discord user ID together with your Discord display name, or your username where you have no display name, which appears on the game's cards, boards and guild lists. The hero's progress, items and currencies, and a ledger of the Kristal it has earned and spent, are kept with it. Your global profile holds your experience, message, word and voice-minute counts, and whether you have chosen to stay off the world ranking. Time spent in a voice channel is counted in minutes from the voice states Discord gives the bot, on every server where it is present, for members who have a hero; the bot makes no audio connection and receives no audio. Your invitation code, and the bond between the member who invited and the member who joined with it, are kept as well.

Between members. Trades, listings, offers and the inbox that carries them are kept for the members and the server they concern. A guild holds its name and tag, its members and their ranks, its requests and its chat. A chat line is at most 300 characters, is shown to the members of that guild, and can be deleted by its author or by an officer of the guild.

The Activity. When you open the Activity, Discord asks you to authorise it, and the game receives your Discord user ID and display name, the list of servers you belong to, which it uses to confirm that you belong to the server the Activity was opened in and whether you may manage it, and your member record in that server, which it uses to see whether you boost it. The access token is used for that sign-in and is not stored by us. The game then works from a signed session.

Retention. Message content is not stored, apart from the case above. The finders of the Gizli Kelime are kept for 1 week. A week's world-boss contribution records are deleted at the first nightly run 30 days after that week's boss closed. Server events are deleted 30 days after they end. Closed trades, listings and offers are deleted 90 days after they end, and delivered inbox entries after 30 days. A guild's chat keeps at most 200 lines and none older than 14 days. Moderation records left from before the bot dropped that module, where any exist, are deleted after 90 days. A server's records are kept until it deletes them or the bot is removed from it, and are then deleted after 30 days; only the server ID and the dates the bot was added and removed remain. Your hero, your global profile and the Kristal ledger are kept until you delete them.

Your rights. The /profil indir command sends you, as a file only you can see, every record the bot holds under your Discord user ID, with the server each record belongs to. The /profil gizle command takes you off the world ranking. The /profil sil command deletes your hero, your global profile, your world-boss contributions, and your invitation code and bond; it removes you from your guild, with its leader handing over to another member where there is one, and deletes your chat lines and requests there. Your open trades, listings and offers are closed and the other side gets its items back. Lines of the Kristal ledger and your place among the finders of the Gizli Kelime stay without your ID, so that a code once paid stays paid and a day's ranks are not reopened. A server's own records, such as its settings and the experience its members earned there, are that server's records: its administrators delete them with /veri-sil, which deletes at once all the data the server gave the bot, or you may write to us and ask.

Where it runs. The bot runs on a server operated by the studio, and the game's database and services run on Cloudflare, which acts as our processor. We do not sell this data and do not use it for advertising. Fineture is used through Discord, whose own minimum age applies to it.

We support Fineture through the contact address in section 23 of the body. We do not commit to a response time for a consumer title, and no service level applies to it.

Section 15 of the body governs changes to the title and its availability. The game can be updated, changed or withdrawn, and a feature or the Activity can be ended. Where we end a feature that is material to how the game is played, we will give reasonable notice by the means we normally use, in the bot or on this site, and the annex for your jurisdiction states what your statutory rights are when that happens.

A server's administrators can remove the bot from their server at any time. The server's records are then deleted after 30 days, as the data section of this schedule states; a member's own hero and profile are not tied to one server and stay until the member deletes them.

Withdrawing this schedule does not end a licence already granted to you for the period that licence covers, and sections 17 to 19 and 22 of the body survive the end of your licence as that body provides.

Section 4 of the body sets the order in which documents prevail, and that order governs here as well: mandatory local law first, then the annex for your jurisdiction, then a signed agreement where you contract with us as an organisation, then Annex E where you use the title as an organisation, then this schedule, then the body. Nothing lower in that order removes a protection something higher gives you.

An end-user licence shown when the title first launches, and any rules published with an official modification programme, are read as part of this schedule and take their place in that order with it.