Third-Party Disclaimer
Published September 2, 2026
Is this site connected to Google in any way?
No. Yemvario does not own, control or operate the Google Play Store and has no association with Google LLC of any kind. Google, Google Play and Android are trade marks of Google LLC, used on this site only to identify the platform being described.
Is it connected to any of the studios it writes about?
Also no. Yemvario is written and maintained by Matthew Campbell in Calgary. It is not owned, operated, sponsored, licensed or endorsed by any studio named in the text. No developer has paid for coverage, approved wording, or seen a page before it went up. There is no affiliate arrangement and no link on the site earns a commission.
Why do game names appear here at all, then?
Because you cannot describe software without naming it. Game titles, studio names, logos and characters are the property of their respective owners and appear here solely to identify what is being discussed. That is ordinary descriptive use; it creates no licence and implies no sponsorship, endorsement or commercial relationship.
How much weight should I give what is written?
The pages are guides and analysis assembled from publicly available information and from playing boards of this kind. Specific details about goal types, move allowances or feature behaviour are editorial observations offered as practical indications, never official specifications. The application’s own store listing and its in-game help carry the official version and outrank anything written here.
Games change without notice, so the review date in each page’s footer is the extent of what is being claimed. Past that date, check for yourself.
Can I download a game from here?
No, and the site is built so that you cannot. No application file is hosted, mirrored, repackaged or modified here, and no page links to one. Software published on Google Play is obtained from Google Play, on Google’s terms and the developer’s, neither of which this site controls.
Purchases, subscriptions, refunds, chargebacks, taxes, platform fees, account recovery and lost progress belong entirely to the store and the developer. This site has no access to those systems and cannot act inside them for anybody.
Where did the screenshots come from?
From that application’s own Google Play listing, read on September 2, 2026. The three screenshots and the application icon are reproduced at reduced size for a single purpose: to show the boards the text describes and to identify the software discussed. That is fair dealing for the purposes of review and news reporting under section 29 of the Canadian Copyright Act.
Copyright in those images belongs to SUPERBOX Inc. Publishing them here transfers no right and claims none. Everything else on the site — the writing, the tables, the site icon, the page graphics — was produced for Yemvario.
And the workbook you sell?
Written and drawn entirely by Matthew Campbell. It reproduces no artwork, screenshot, board layout or text belonging to any developer, is licensed and endorsed by nobody, and buying it conveys no right in any game it happens to mention.
I hold rights in something on this site. What do I do?
Write to [email protected] with the page address, an identification of the protected work and enough detail to confirm the claim. The material comes down while the claim is examined, not after it. Written notice may also be sent to Matthew Campbell, 308 4 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2P 0H7, Canada.
Who is responsible for what I install?
You are. Choosing to install, buy or play third-party software is your decision, and this site accepts no liability for how an application behaves, for a charge applied by a store or a developer, or for anything that follows from a choice made after reading a page here.