Copyright and Takedown

Lazy Cat is a catalogue. The games, artwork, names and trademarks shown on game pages belong to their respective owners. We do not claim ownership of them.

Who should write to us

Write to [email protected] if you own rights in a game or an asset listed here and you want a listing changed, credited differently, or removed.

What to include

To let us act quickly, include:

• the exact URL of the page or asset you are writing about;
• a description of the work you own and the rights you hold in it;
• evidence that you are the rights holder or authorised to act for them;
• what you want us to do — correct, credit, or remove;
• a way to contact you and, if you are acting for an organisation, who you represent.

How we respond

A public listing can be withdrawn while a request is reviewed. We keep an internal record of the game, its original URL and the reason for withdrawal, so that the same game is not imported again by mistake. If a request is contested, we will say so rather than silently restoring or removing the page.

Removing a page versus hiding it

Removing a page from category listings is not the same as deleting its URL. Where a URL must stop being public we decide deliberately whether another page replaces it, whether it should redirect, or whether it should return a not-found response — we do not blanket-redirect removed games to the home page.