Responsible Play
A memory game is a good way to fill five minutes and a poor way to fill five hours. These habits keep Daman Game in the first group.
Set a run limit, not a time limit
Time slips away in games; runs are easy to count. Decide before you start — three runs, say — and stop after the third even if it went well. A run ends on its own when the clock empties, which makes that promise easy to keep.
Rest your eyes
Memory games ask your eyes to scan fast. Every twenty minutes of screen time, look at something about six metres away for twenty seconds. If the cards start to blur, that is the signal to stop for the day.
Keep it out of bedtime
A close run is exciting, and excitement is the opposite of sleep. Finish your last game at least half an hour before you go to bed.
A score is only a score
Scores on this site have no value outside it. They cannot be bought, sold or turned into anything. If a high score stops being fun and starts to feel like a duty, take a few days off. The game will be exactly where you left it.
For adults
daman-games.online is meant for players aged 18 and over. Parents who share a device can clear the site's storage from the browser settings at any time, which removes every score and player card.
When to ask for help
If any game, on any site, is taking time from sleep, work, study or the people around you, talk to someone you trust or a health professional. Stepping back is a strong move, not a weak one. You can always write to us if something on this site is making that harder.
A run takes about two minutes
Twelve cards, a short peek, then the clock starts. See how far you get.