Copyright

What is protected

Every card, question and dare, the four levels and their descriptions, the house rules, the name Silk & Strip, the visual design and the source code are the work of Silk & Strip and are protected by copyright.

What you may do

• — Play the game as often as you like, with whoever you like, at home or anywhere else private.
• — Read cards aloud at your table, and tell people about the game.
• — Link to the game from anywhere.

What you may not do

• — Copy the deck — in whole or in part — into another product, printed or digital, free or paid.
• — Republish, resell or redistribute the cards, the rules or the design.
• — Use the read-only public endpoints to harvest the deck for a competing or commercial product. They exist so the game's own content can be read, not so it can be taken.
• — Use the name Silk & Strip, or a name close enough to be confused with it, for your own game or shop.

Other people's work

The typefaces are Cormorant Garamond and Jost, both published under the SIL Open Font License. The game is built on open-source libraries, each of which stays under its own licence and belongs to its own authors. Nothing in this page claims rights over any of them.

If something here is yours

If you believe any part of this game infringes your copyright, write to us with enough detail to find it and we will look at it and take it down if you are right.

Getting in touch

Questions about these pages, or anything else, go to kawalko334411@gmail.com

In effect since 2 September 2026.