Terms

Last updated: 12 November 2026

These terms are between you and Radosław Tomczak (Lamplighter) (Poland, hello@threestepsbehind.com), who makes Three Steps Behind. By playing you accept them.

The game

You may play the game for your own entertainment. The game is in early access: boards, prices and features can change, and progress kept only on your device can be lost if the device clears its storage. Sign in (My profile) to keep it on every device. You may delete your account at any time; your progress goes with it.

Boards you share

• A board you share in Other lights stays yours. You let us show it in the game, on the game's site and in posts about the game, free of charge and worldwide, for as long as it is shared.
• Don't share boards whose name or picture is offensive, hateful, sexual, or breaks someone else's rights, and don't put personal data in names.
• Players can report a board. A board reported by several players is hidden until we look at it; we may remove boards that break these terms.
• To remove your board, write to hello@threestepsbehind.com with the board's name and your e-mail or the device code.

Premium and the Builder

While the game is in early access everything is free. When the shop opens:

• Premium is a subscription (a month or a year) that renews automatically until you cancel it in your store account (Paddle on the web, the App Store or Google Play in the apps). The Builder is a one-time purchase.
• On the web Paddle sells as the merchant of record, and its buyer terms apply to the payment. In the apps the store's terms apply.
• Digital content starts at once after purchase. If you are a consumer in the EU you agree to that start, which ends the 14-day right of withdrawal for the content already supplied; refunds follow the seller's refund policy and the law.

Ads

The game may show rewarded ads that you choose to watch for extra lights or hints. Ads never interrupt a board.

Responsibility

We do our best to keep the game working but can't promise it will always be available. Nothing in these terms limits your rights as a consumer under the law.

Law

Polish law applies, without taking away the protection your own country's law gives you as a consumer. Disputes can also go to the EU online dispute resolution platform.