Plain answers, poured by the glass.
Entirely. Every coin is given away and nothing is sold inside the app.
No. Pumproom Crescent offers no real-money gambling and promotes none, and nothing won in Simmerbourne has real-world value.
No. Simmerbourne has nothing for sale at all.
Not for Steamrise Colonnade: the bath hall lets every visitor in and asks for nothing. For Glasslight Promenade and Honeystone Sweep you need a free account — Amblewick writes down a nickname, an email address and a password, and you tick to say you are 18 or over. There is no card form anywhere in Simmerbourne.
Partly so your coins, level and missions keep until your next call at the baths, and partly so Amblewick can be certain you are 18 or over before the pump room and terrace open.
Nothing. Each world runs in the web browser you are reading this in.
They do. The bath hall, the pump room and the terrace all draw on the same purse, the same level and the same daily missions.
Visit your account page and press Delete my account. Amblewick strikes out your nickname, email address and password hash straight away; there is no undoing it.
Grown-ups of 18 and over, and nobody younger.
They are. Each reel halts on its own independent random point every spin, and Amblewick lets no earlier spin sway the next.
Log in once more and the account balance returns, because Amblewick records coins against your account.
Never. Simmerbourne has no gambling adverts or operators, and no affiliate links either.
Pumproom Crescent admits only grown-ups of 18 and above. Simmerbourne’s worlds run on virtual coins of no monetary value, and Amblewick lets nobody buy, sell, withdraw or exchange even one. The town keeps no coin counter and no page for payments, its prizes never carry real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
Gambling worries ought to be shared, and sharing them costs nothing: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133, every hour of every day · BeGambleAware · GamCare · Amblewick’s guide to sensible play