Terms of use
The terms for playing Rarico and using its content.
Last updated: 2026-11-12
The service
Rarico provides an independent daily trivia game, practice mode and explanatory guides. This release is free. No subscription, checkout or paid entitlement is offered. Using the service does not create an affiliation with any other game publisher.
Fair use
Use the site without disrupting other visitors or attempting to bypass access controls. Do not attack the service, abuse submission endpoints, impersonate another person, or submit unlawful, harassing or sensitive personal content. Automated requests may be rate-limited.
Questions, scoring and corrections
Accepted answers and editorial difficulty values belong to a specific edition version. They are a game convention, not a certification of knowledge or a statistical rarity claim. Reference materials can change and our editorial work can contain mistakes. Use the correction form to report a concern. We may correct, revise or withdraw an edition.
Your submissions
Only submit material you are entitled to share. By sending a correction, you permit us to review it and use the factual suggestion to maintain and improve the game. Do not submit passwords, private information about others, or large copies of third-party works.
Content and third-party references
Our original interface, prompts and explanations are provided for playing and learning. Linked sources and third-party names belong to their respective owners. A source link does not imply endorsement. Rarico is not affiliated with Krillion.
Availability and local progress
We aim to keep the service useful, but uninterrupted availability is not guaranteed. Browser-stored progress can be lost when you clear storage or change devices. Features and published content may change. Do not rely on the site as your only source for decisions outside the game.
Privacy and contact
Our Privacy policy explains data handling. Contact support@rarico.io about these terms, support or content concerns. Nothing in these terms is intended to remove rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law.