Terms
Last updated: November 8, 2026
These are the same terms the game asks you to agree to when you first open it.
The food
Food is not real and is just there for decoration and the game itself.
Snack prizes
Snacks you win on the Snack Wheel are collectibles inside the game. Inside the game you can trade them for points, which unlock characters. They can't be traded for real food, money or anything else.
Coins and stars
You earn coins by playing, and you can also buy coin packs with real money. Coins buy stars, and stars unlock characters. Coins, stars, points, characters and snack prizes have no cash value: they can't be cashed out, sold or traded for anything outside the game.
Buying
To buy coins you need an account, and you must be 18 or older or have a parent or guardian's permission. Stripe handles payments; we never see your card. Coins you buy are added to the copy of the game you're signed in on, so don't clear its site data. The $2.00 download is a copy of the game for your computer; its download link works for 30 days. Purchases are final unless the law where you live says otherwise. If something goes wrong with a purchase, email us.
The Snack Wheel
A spin is a game of chance. The green slice shows your odds, and coins you wager are lost if the wheel misses, including coins you bought. Only wager coins you're happy to lose. The Character Wheel works the same way with points.
Accounts and community levels
You don't need an account to play. Accounts are for players 13 and older; keep your password to yourself. Levels you upload can be played by everyone, so keep them and their names friendly. Moderators can hide levels and ban players who break the rules.
Update emails
When Snack Dash gets an update, we email everyone who plays it: people with an account (unless they unticked the box when signing up), people who bought the download, and people who signed up on this website. Each email shows what's new, with pictures. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and an unsubscribe always sticks.
Changes
The game and these terms can change. If the terms change, the game asks you to agree again.