Disclaimer for This Fan Website

This disclaimer starts with a plain fact: supermarketchaos.com is an independent fan hub. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or run by BunnyHop, BunnyHopHome, Valve, Steam, or other rights holders of the PC title those parties publish.

Names, artwork concepts, characters, achievements, and trademarks belong to their owners. Mentions here are for identification, commentary, and player education—not a claim of partnership.

Official support, patch notes, and storefront policies live on the developer’s and platform’s channels. This fan inbox cannot speak for them.

Under this disclaimer we refuse to host game binaries, cracks, torrents, scene releases, trainers, cheat tables, save editors sold as cheats, or gray-market keys.

Buy a normal PC copy from a trusted storefront. Guide pages describe legal play only. Searches aimed at piracy or trainers are not what these landing pages are for.

Browser games on similar-game pages are third-party organizing titles opened here for play and comparison. They are not a free stand-in for the paid PC release covered on our homepage and guides.

Guides can lag behind patches. Mechanics, achievement names, map counts, sticker economies, and UI labels may change after we publish.

Treat written steps as best-effort fan notes drawn from play and public tip videos. When something feels wrong in your build, check the game first.

We refresh pages over time. An older tip can briefly disagree with a newer page until both catch up after a patch. This disclaimer asks you to expect that drift.

Language versions and regional builds can differ. A tip written from one language build may not label every shelf the same way in yours.

YouTube videos, CDN assets, analytics scripts, and third-party game players exist for context or play. We do not control those services.

Outbound links can change destination, show ads, or collect data under third-party policies. Click with your own judgment.

If a browser game misbehaves, stop using it. Tell us if the problem is on our page layout rather than inside the third-party title.

A video creator’s tip may disagree with our checklist. This disclaimer treats both as unofficial. Prefer what you verify in your own save.

You assume the risk of relying on fan guides—including wasted playtime, missed achievements, or confusion after a patch.

We are not responsible for account bans, purchase disputes, or save corruption on platforms we do not operate.

To the fullest extent allowed by law, fan operators are not liable for damages from using or failing to use the site, relying on guides, or opening third-party browser games.

Read the Terms of Service for acceptable-use and liability language that works with this disclaimer. Read the Privacy Policy for how browsing data may be handled.

Organizing browser games listed on this hub are cousins for short breaks. This disclaimer repeats a hard line: they are not the paid PC release, and they are not studio-run.

Each game page should name the third-party title and point you back to PC guides when you want shelf tags or upgrade routes. If a label ever feels unclear, treat that as a bug and tell us.

Progress, ads, and accounts inside those browser games follow the host—not this disclaimer’s fan operators.

Found a factual error? Email hello@supermarketchaos.com with the URL and what changed in-game. We prioritize indexed pages that mislead players.

We cannot reset saves, refund Steam purchases, or speak for the studio. Those requests sit outside this disclaimer’s scope.

Include a screenshot when a UI label moved. Vague notes like “something is wrong” slow the fix; a URL plus the wrong line speeds it up.

If two of our pages disagree, send both URLs. This disclaimer covers reliance risk; the contact page covers how we triage the fix.