Orebound app iconOrebound

Terms of Use

Last updated: 2 November 2026

These terms apply when you download or play Orebound: Idle Space Mining, a game from Itworked Systems, a company registered in Türkiye. By playing, you agree to them. If you downloaded the game from Apple's App Store, Apple's standard license agreement applies as well.

Playing the game

We give you a personal, non-commercial right to play Orebound on devices you own or control. Please don't copy, resell or redistribute it, or change it to get around purchases. We keep improving the game, so features, balance and content can change with updates.

Your progress

Your progress is saved on your phone only. There is no cloud save. If you delete the app, clear its data or lose your phone, your progress is gone and we cannot restore it.

Purchases

Ads

The game shows optional reward ads from Google when you choose to start the 2× Boost. Our Privacy Policy explains what that involves.

Promo codes

We sometimes post free promo codes. Each code can be redeemed once in your game, and some have start and end dates. Codes have no money value and may not be sold. We can end a code early if it is misused.

The game is ours

The game, its art, story, characters and names belong to Itworked Systems. Some parts, such as fonts, are used under their own licenses.

Our responsibility

We work hard to keep Orebound running well, but we provide it as it is and cannot promise it will always be free of errors. As far as the law allows, we are not responsible for indirect losses or for lost game progress. Nothing in these terms limits responsibility that the law does not allow us to limit, or your rights as a consumer.

Changes to these terms

If we change these terms, we update this page and the date at the top.

Law

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Türkiye, and disputes go to the competent courts and enforcement offices of Türkiye. If you are a consumer, you also keep the protection of the mandatory laws of the country where you live, and you can take a dispute to the courts or consumer bodies there.