Last updated: 11/05/2025
The OZ Game Room offers free, browser-based games for adults who want simple, no-pressure entertainment. There are no downloads, no registration steps, and absolutely no gambling mechanics — just quick, enjoyable games you can dip into whenever you like.
Our aim is to support light, recreational use — something you can enjoy without it disrupting your day. But even casual gaming, if left unchecked, can impact wellbeing. That’s why we’re committed to encouraging healthy habits and providing resources that help players maintain control.
This document outlines our approach to responsible digital play, the features available to support that, and what to do if gaming starts to interfere with other areas of life. We review this content regularly to ensure it stays current, clear, and practical.
We believe that digital games should feel like a quick mental reset — something refreshing, easy to access, and easy to leave behind. The OZ Game Room is built around that principle: every game is short-form, freely available, and free of high-pressure elements.
There are no reward systems tied to time spent, no purchases required, and no mechanics designed to keep you hooked. The experience is meant to be enjoyable and light — but we also know that even low-stakes play can become too frequent or interfere with your day-to-day routine.
That’s why we take digital wellbeing seriously. We offer support features that allow you to set boundaries and step away when needed, without judgment. The platform is designed for casual use — and we want to help keep it that way.
Everyone's relationship with gaming is different, and sometimes the best thing to do is take a step back. That’s why we offer flexible options you can manage yourself, designed to help you reduce or pause your playtime when necessary.
If you’d like to limit your time on the site temporarily, you can choose to take a short break. Common timeframes include 1, 3, 7, 14, or 30 days. Simply avoid accessing the site during that period and allow yourself time to refocus.
If you feel you need a longer period away, you can commit to stepping back for 6 months, 1 year, 5 years, or permanently. While we don’t enforce platform restrictions, you’re encouraged to treat this as a personal choice to disconnect and reset.
If you'd like guidance or assistance while setting limits, feel free to reach out using the contact form available on our site. While we can't disable access automatically, we’re always open to supporting your decision to take control of your time.
There may be times when a short break from digital play feels right — to regain focus, reset your routine, or simply step away from screens. The OZ Game Room encourages players to manage their own time in a way that feels healthy and sustainable. Whether it’s for a day or a few weeks, self-directed breaks are a simple way to keep your relationship with gaming in balance.
Suggested timeframes include one day, a week, a fortnight, or even a full month — but the choice is yours. During this time, we recommend simply refraining from visiting the platform. You won’t receive notifications or prompts. There are no timers or lockouts. It’s entirely up to you to pause, reflect, and return when you’re ready.
You can stop using The OZ Game Room at any time — there are no subscriptions, no accounts, and no obligations to cancel. If you decide the platform no longer suits your needs or interests, you can simply stop visiting the site. We won’t follow up or ask questions.
If you’ve ever submitted personal information — such as through a contact form — and wish to have it removed, you may request deletion by contacting us through the same channel. We will process your request in accordance with our privacy policy and ensure that your data is handled respectfully and responsibly.
While The OZ Game Room is designed for relaxed, low-pressure engagement, we recognise that gaming can sometimes take on a more complicated role in people’s lives. If you notice that playing begins to feel compulsive or starts interfering with your responsibilities, wellbeing, or relationships, it may be time to step back and reassess.
Some signs of problematic gaming may include difficulty stopping even when you intend to, skipping meals or sleep to continue playing, feeling anxious or irritable without access to games, or using gaming as a way to avoid stress or difficult emotions. You might also notice a loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities, growing secrecy around your play habits, or an ongoing sense of dissatisfaction even after long sessions.
These patterns don’t always signal a serious issue, but they are worth paying attention to. Taking breaks, speaking openly with someone you trust, or reaching out to a mental health professional can help restore perspective and balance.
Being mindful of how and why you play is one of the best ways to maintain a healthy relationship with gaming. Take a moment now and then to reflect on your habits. Are you playing for longer than you intended, or missing out on other activities as a result? Do you find yourself turning to games as a way to avoid stress, boredom, or negative emotions? Are you feeling on edge when you’re not able to play? And are you honest with those around you about the amount of time you spend gaming?
Answering these questions honestly can help you recognise patterns before they become problematic. If your answers raise concerns, that’s a sign it may be time to adjust your habits, take a step back, or seek support. Our platform is here to offer light entertainment — it should never feel like an obligation or a coping mechanism.
If you ever feel that gaming is starting to impact your wellbeing, there are professional services available that offer confidential, supportive guidance. Independent organisations such as Gaming Addicts Anonymous, eHeadspace, and ReachOut Australia provide non-judgmental assistance to individuals looking to better understand or moderate their gaming behaviour.
You can also speak to your general practitioner or any mental health professional who understands behavioural patterns and can help guide your next steps. These services are not affiliated with The OZ Game Room and do not have access to your activity on our site, but they are trusted sources of support should you choose to reach out.
The OZ Game Room is intended solely for adults aged 18 and above. We do not knowingly allow minors to access or use the platform, and we take this age requirement seriously. Users are required to confirm their age before entering the site, and if we become aware of underage use, we may take appropriate steps to restrict access.
We also encourage parents and guardians to be proactive in managing their children’s internet usage. This includes supervising screen time, enabling parental control software, and setting boundaries for access to online content. If you believe someone under the age of 18 is using The OZ Game Room, please notify us through our contact form so we can review and respond accordingly.
To help you enjoy gaming in a healthy and sustainable way, we recommend maintaining balance in your daily routine. Setting personal time limits, taking breaks between sessions, and making space for meals, exercise, and social interaction can go a long way in preventing digital fatigue. Try to avoid playing when you’re feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed — and make sure gaming remains something you choose to do, not something you rely on to avoid other parts of life.
It’s also helpful to stay connected with other interests outside of gaming. Whether it’s sports, hobbies, creative projects, or time with friends and family, having a mix of activities helps keep gaming in its place — as something light and enjoyable, not all-consuming.
We periodically review this policy to reflect changes in our platform, evolving user needs, and best practices in digital wellbeing. Any updates will be published directly on this page, and take effect immediately upon posting.
We encourage all users to revisit this policy from time to time to stay informed. If you have questions, would like support, or need assistance with anything covered here, you can reach out via the Contact Us form on our website.
If your concern relates to health or wellbeing, we strongly encourage you to speak with a qualified support service or healthcare provider. The information in this policy is intended to guide responsible play, not replace professional advice.