Play Area Precautions Sample Clauses

Play Area Precautions. Give yourself plenty of room to play the Game. Always be aware of your surroundings when playing the Game. While playing the Game you will be moving around the play area and using your hands to gesture and control gameplay. Make sure the play area is clear of furniture, objects and other people that could be bumped into during game play. Please ensure that you are not near other people, objects, stairs, balconies, windows, walls furniture or other objects that may pose a danger to you or could be damaged during or immediately after using the Game. All objects that may pose tripping hazards, could cause injury or could be damaged as the result of your contact with them while playing the Game should be removed from the play area prior to your or your family members playing the Game. A minimum 6ft by 6ft unobstructed play area is recommended for Users safe enjoyment of the Game. Never handle sharp or dangerous objects while playing the Game. As the Game is an immersive virtual reality experience, you may not be able to fully see or hear your surroundings while playing the Game, so necessary precautions should be taken to ensure the safety of yourself and those around you while you or your family members are using the Game. Before playing the Game, please take a moment to ensure that the play area and surrounding space is safe and free of potential hazards. Due to the immersive nature of the Game, sound volumes should be kept at low enough levels that you are able to maintain awareness of your surroundings while playing the Game and so as not to damage your hearing. Users should not use the Game if their awareness of your surroundings is impaired by lack of sleep, drugs, alcohol, the effects of a hangover, stress, anxiety or when suffering from a cold, flu, headaches, migraines or other illnesses. The Licensor is not liable for any damage to property, injury or death that may occur as the result of the interactions between you or your family members and people or objects in or around the play area during your use of the Game.
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