Relic Revival: Cleaning ASMR

Terms of service

In force since
14 July 2026
Last changed
14 November 2026
Published by
Carthage Studio, Tunisia

In short

1 Agreeing to these terms

Relic Revival: Cleaning ASMR is published by Carthage Studio (Mehdi Snoussi), in Tunisia. These terms are our agreement with you, and you accept them when you install or play the game. If you would rather not, uninstall it. For the download and the purchase, Google Play’s terms apply too.

2 What you may do with Relic Revival

You may install the game on Android devices you own or control and play it yourself. You may not pass that permission to anyone, publish the game elsewhere, take it apart to reuse it, or distribute a modified copy, unless the law allows it whatever these terms say. Breaking the terms ends the permission.

3 The relics and the events

The game, its artwork, its sounds and its museum belong to the publisher. Every relic is composed on your phone from the game’s own parts. The relics are fictional: none depicts a real object, and nothing in the game is a statement about a real artefact, its age or its worth.

Events such as Cursed Relics run on fixed dates. A collection you complete in an event, and the bonus that came with it, remain yours afterwards.

4 No account

There is nothing to sign up for. Your coins, relics, restorers and museum are saved on your phone. Uninstall the game or clear its data and they are lost; we keep no copy, although Android’s backup may return them on a new phone. “Restore purchase” in Settings brings back Remove Ads.

5 Ads

The game is free thanks to ads from Google AdMob. In the free game a full-screen ad can follow an appraisal, never a wipe in progress. Videos are for you to choose.

6 The purchase, coins and refunds

Through Google Play, the game sells one thing: Remove Ads, at a price shown before you confirm. It is paid once, is not a subscription and does not renew. It ends the full-screen ads; the optional videos remain for you to use.

Coins are earned in play. They cannot be bought, have no value in money and cannot be cashed in. Which relic you uncover is decided by the game, and no purchase changes the odds.

Refunds follow Google Play’s refund policy. We can support a request you send to Google; Google decides it. Your statutory rights for digital purchases in the EU and the UK stand as the law gives them.

7 Fair play

  • Follow the law of the place you play in.
  • Do not interfere with the game, its saved progress or the purchase.

8 Who can play

The game is for players aged 13 and over. If you are under the age of majority where you live, play with a parent’s or guardian’s permission.

9 No warranty

Relic Revival is supplied “as is” and “as available”. We mend what we are told about, but we do not guarantee that the game is free of faults or suits every device.

10 Limit of our liability

So far as the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, or for the loss of saved progress, and our total liability for a claim is limited to what you paid us during the twelve months before it.

The limit gives way wherever the law requires, and it leaves untouched the rights you have under the consumer law of your country.

11 Changes and ending

We may amend these terms when the game changes. The date at the top of the page is the date of the current version, and important changes are announced in the game or in its notes on Google Play. Continuing to play means you agree.

You may leave at any time by uninstalling the game. We may withdraw your permission to play if you break these terms.

12 Law that applies

Tunisian law governs these terms because the publisher is in Tunisia. If you are a consumer, the mandatory rules of your own country’s law still protect you, and you may bring a claim before your local courts where those rules allow.

13 Contact

Carthage Studio (Mehdi Snoussi), Tunisia. apps.contact.supports@gmail.com