Terms of Service

These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern the contract between you and Dyadic Games GmbH for the use of Scenebrew. Please read them before you subscribe. Section 5 explains your right of withdrawal if you are a consumer, Section 16 explains the limits of our liability, and Section 20 explains how you get your data out again.

1. Who we are and who these Terms apply to

1.1 Us

Scenebrew is operated by Dyadic Games GmbH, Mariahilferstraße 1, 8020 Graz, Austria, registered with the Commercial Register of the Regional Court for Civil Matters Graz under FN 516659 v, VAT ID ATU74590579 ("Scenebrew", "we", "us"). Our full company details are in the Imprint. You can reach us at office@dyadicgames.com or (+43) 720 519600.

1.2 You

These Terms apply both to consumers and to businesses. Where a provision applies to only one of the two, it says so.

• You are a consumer if you enter into the contract for a purpose that is outside your trade, business or profession (§ 1(1)(2) of the Austrian Consumer Protection Act, KSchG). Founders who have not yet started operating are consumers too.
• You are a business if the contract belongs to the operation of your enterprise (§ 1(1)(1) KSchG, § 1 of the Austrian Commercial Code, UGB). If you subscribe on behalf of an organisation, that organisation is our contractual partner and you confirm that you are authorised to bind it.

Nothing in these Terms removes or limits a right that mandatory consumer law gives you.

1.3 Only these Terms apply

These Terms are the complete agreement for your use of Scenebrew, together with the plan description you selected at checkout, our Privacy Policy and, where you are a business acting as a data controller, our Data Processing Agreement. Your own general terms and conditions do not become part of the contract, even if we do not object to them and perform the contract knowing of them.

2. What Scenebrew is

2.1 The service

Scenebrew is a cloud service that turns a written brief into a stylized 3D game level. The pipeline runs in steps: an AI writes a Scene Design Document, an AI builds a Player Experience Graph from it, a layout engine turns that graph into a blueprint, and a generator cooks the blueprint into a 3D model you can download. You can also bring your own documents and run only the later steps, and you can drive the same pipeline through our API, our command-line client and our MCP server.

The current scope of each plan — seats, projects, storage and the number of credits included — is set out on our Pricing page and in the plan description shown to you at checkout. That description is part of the contract.

2.2 It is generative AI, and that has consequences

Scenebrew produces its results with generative AI models. This means:

• Results vary. The same brief can produce different scenes. We do not owe you a particular creative result, a particular look, or a scene that matches an expectation you have not written into the brief.
• Results can be wrong. AI output can be inaccurate, incomplete, or unsuitable for your purpose. Check every result before you rely on it or ship it.
• Results are not exclusive. Other customers may receive similar or, for short and generic briefs, identical results. We cannot and do not promise that what you generate is unique.

2.3 Beta features

We mark some features as beta, preview or experimental. They are made available so you can try them, they may change or disappear at short notice, and we do not owe availability for them. Where you are a consumer, your statutory warranty rights are not affected by this marking; we simply describe the feature honestly, and that description defines what has been agreed.

3. How the contract is concluded

3.1 The order process

Presenting our plans on the website is not a binding offer. You make the offer by completing the order form and clicking the order button, which is labelled "Order with obligation to pay" as required by § 8 of the Austrian Distance and Off-Premises Transactions Act (FAGG). Before that button, we show you the essential characteristics of the plan, the total price including taxes, the billing period, the term and the notice period.

The contract comes into existence when we confirm your order by email or when we activate your access, whichever happens first. Under §§ 9 to 11 of the Austrian E-Commerce Act (ECG) we confirm receipt of your order without undue delay.

3.2 Correcting mistakes

Before you send the order you can review every entry and change it with your browser's back function or by editing the fields in the order form. The order form names the input fields and lets you correct them until you click the order button.

3.3 The text of the contract

We store the text of the contract and send it to you with the order confirmation on a durable medium, together with these Terms. You can also download the current version of these Terms from this page at any time. Contract languages are German and English.

4. Your account

4.1 Registration

You need an account. Tell us the truth when you register and keep your details current. You must be at least 18 years old, or 14 or older with the consent of your legal guardian.

4.2 Credentials and API keys

Keep your password, your session and your API keys secret. An API key acts with your permissions: anyone who holds it can spend your credits and read your projects. Tell us without delay at office@dyadicgames.com if you suspect that someone else has access, and revoke the affected key. Until you do, use of your account is attributed to you, unless you are not responsible for the unauthorised access.

4.3 Team members

If your plan includes seats, you may invite members to your workspace. You decide what they may do, you are responsible for their conduct as for your own, and you are responsible for ensuring that they are allowed to see what you give them access to.

5. Right of withdrawal for consumers

This section applies to you only if you are a consumer.

5.1 Your right

You may withdraw from this contract within 14 days without giving any reason. The period begins on the day the contract is concluded. To meet the deadline it is enough that you send your withdrawal before the period expires.

5.2 How to withdraw

You can withdraw in any unambiguous way: by using the "Withdraw contract" function in the app, which we provide under § 13a FAGG for contracts concluded through our online interface; by using the model withdrawal form in the Annex to these Terms; or by an informal message to office@dyadicgames.com or to the postal address in Section 1.1. When you use the withdrawal function in the app, we confirm receipt to you on a durable medium without delay, stating the content, date and time of your declaration.

5.3 What happens then

We refund all payments we received from you without undue delay and at the latest within 14 days of receiving your withdrawal, using the same means of payment you used, unless we expressly agree otherwise. You pay no fee for the refund.

5.4 If you asked us to start immediately

Access to Scenebrew normally starts as soon as you subscribe, which is before the withdrawal period ends. We therefore ask you at checkout to expressly request that we start straight away. If you make that request and then withdraw, you owe us a proportionate amount for what you actually used up to the moment of withdrawal, measured against the full price of the billing period (§ 16 FAGG). Credits you have already spent are part of that calculation.

Your right of withdrawal does not lapse merely because you started using the service. It lapses only once we have performed the service in full, and only if you expressly requested the early start and acknowledged that you would lose the right on full performance (§ 18(1)(1) and (11) FAGG). For a running subscription, full performance in this sense does not occur inside the 14 days.

5.5 If we failed to inform you

If we did not tell you about your right of withdrawal correctly, the period is extended by 12 months (§ 12 FAGG). If we supply the missing information within those 12 months, a new 14-day period starts on the day you receive it.

6. Plans, credits and limits

6.1 Credits

Some steps of the pipeline consume credits and some do not. Writing the Scene Design Document and building the Player Experience Graph cost credits. Generating the layout and cooking the 3D model are free. Which operation costs what is shown in the app before you run it, and in your usage history afterwards.

6.2 How credits behave

Credits included in a plan are an allowance within the subscription fee, not separately purchased money. They are made available at the start of each billing period, they expire unused at the end of that billing period, they do not roll over, and they cannot be paid out, transferred or exchanged for cash. If you cancel or withdraw, unused credits lapse with the subscription; Section 5.4 governs how used credits are counted in a withdrawal.

If a technical fault on our side causes an operation to fail or to produce nothing usable, we credit the amount back. Tell us and we will look at it.

6.3 Limits and fair use

Your plan sets limits on seats, projects and storage. We may refuse or throttle operations that go beyond your plan, and we may throttle usage that endangers the stability of the service for others — for example automated request floods or attempts to run the platform's compute for a purpose unrelated to creating scenes. Where we throttle, we tell you why and give you a way to resolve it.

7. Prices, taxes and payment

7.1 Prices and currency

Prices are those on our Pricing page at the time you order.

Which currency applies. We bill customers established in the European Union in euro, and customers established outside the European Union in US dollars. The currency shown at checkout is the currency of the contract: it is what we charge, invoice and refund in. You can switch the displayed currency while browsing, but the currency of the contract follows where you are established, not what you were looking at.

Consumers see and pay the gross price, including Austrian value added tax and all other charges, as required by § 9 of the Austrian Price Marking Act (PrAG).

Businesses see net prices, to which value added tax is added at the applicable statutory rate. If you are a business established in another EU Member State and give us a valid VAT identification number, we invoice without Austrian VAT and the reverse-charge procedure applies under Article 196 of Directive 2006/112/EC. You are responsible for the accuracy of the identification number you give us.

The two price lists are set separately. The euro price is not the dollar price converted at the day's exchange rate, and neither tracks the other when currencies move. Within the European Union a single price list applies in every Member State — we do not price by country, and we do not stop anyone buying because of where they live (see Section 24.5).

7.2 Payment

Subscriptions are billed in advance for each billing period. We use a payment service provider to process payments; the payment methods available are shown at checkout. Invoices are made available electronically, and you agree to electronic invoicing.

7.3 Late payment

If a payment fails or is late, we may, after reminding you and allowing a reasonable grace period, suspend access until payment is made. Your data is not deleted during a suspension for late payment. Default interest is 4% per year for consumers (§ 1000(1) of the Austrian Civil Code, ABGB) and, for businesses, the statutory rate under § 456 UGB plus the flat collection fee under § 458 UGB.

7.4 Price changes

We may change prices with effect from the start of a future billing period. We will tell you at least six weeks before the change takes effect, in text form, stating the old and the new price. A price increase never applies to a period you have already paid for. If you do not want to continue at the new price, cancel before it takes effect; your subscription then ends at the end of the current period at the old price. We do not treat your silence as agreement to a price increase.

8. Term, cancellation and what happens after

8.1 Term

The contract runs for the billing period you selected and renews automatically for the same period unless it is cancelled.

8.2 Cancellation by you

You can cancel at any time, with effect from the end of the current billing period, in your account settings. No reason and no particular form is required. You do not have to write to us, call us, or go through a retention conversation.

8.3 Cancellation by us

We can cancel an open-ended contract with three months' notice to the end of a billing period. Both of us may terminate for good cause without notice. Good cause exists for us in particular if you seriously or repeatedly breach Section 12 despite a warning, if you are more than 30 days late with a payment despite a reminder and a grace period, or if insolvency proceedings are opened over your assets and continuing the contract is unreasonable for us. Before we terminate for cause we warn you and give you the chance to fix the problem, unless the breach is so serious that a warning is plainly pointless — for example content that is manifestly criminal.

8.4 After the contract ends

Section 20 governs export and deletion of your data. We do not refund fees for a period you have used, except where you withdraw under Section 5, where we terminate without good cause before the end of a period you paid for, or where a statutory claim gives you a refund. If we terminate without good cause mid-period, we refund the unused part pro rata.

9. Your content

9.1 It stays yours

Everything you upload, write or otherwise bring into Scenebrew — briefs, images, reference documents, blueprints, project data — stays yours. We claim no ownership of it.

9.2 What you allow us to do with it

To be able to run the service at all, you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide licence, limited in time to the term of the contract, to store your content, reproduce it, transmit it, adapt it technically and pass it to the sub-processors listed in our Privacy Policy — in each case only so far as is necessary to provide the service to you, to keep it secure, and to comply with our legal obligations. We do not use this licence for advertising, and it ends when your content is deleted.

9.3 We do not train our models on your content

We do not use your content to train our own models. Third-party AI providers process your content on our behalf when you use the platform's default providers; their role and the terms that apply to their use of the content, including training, are set out in our Privacy Policy. Where you supply your own provider key, your own agreement with that provider governs what it may do, and we have no control over it.

9.4 You need the rights

You are responsible for holding the rights to everything you bring in. Do not upload material you are not allowed to use — third-party artwork, scanned assets, character designs, or anything covered by an agreement that forbids putting it into an AI service.

10. Rights in what you generate

10.1 What you get

As between you and us, the results you generate with Scenebrew are yours to use. Austrian copyright law does not allow copyright itself to be transferred (§ 23 of the Austrian Copyright Act, UrhG). We therefore grant you, to the extent that we hold any rights in a result at all, an exclusive, transferable, sub-licensable right of use (Werknutzungsrecht) unlimited in time, territory and content, including commercial use, modification and inclusion in your games and other products. This grant is not conditional on your plan and it survives the end of the contract for results generated while it was running.

10.2 What we cannot give you

Two honest caveats, which are consequences of the law and not of our terms:

• A purely AI-generated result may not be protected by copyright at all. EU copyright protects a human being's own intellectual creation. Where a result comes out of the model without a creative human contribution, there may be no copyright in it for anyone to hold — which means we cannot grant you what does not exist, and you may not be able to stop others from using an identical result.
• We cannot promise exclusivity or non-infringement. See Section 2.2. We do not warrant that a generated result is free of third-party rights. Before you ship a result commercially, check it.

10.3 Our technology

Scenebrew itself — the platform, the pipeline, the models we build, the file formats, the documentation and the brand — stays ours. You get the right to use the service under these Terms, nothing more. You may not reverse engineer the service, extract or reconstruct our models or their weights, scrape the platform, or use its output to train a competing model, except where mandatory law expressly allows it.

11. AI transparency

Scenebrew is an AI system and everything it produces is AI-generated. You always know you are dealing with AI, because that is what the product is.

Where Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the AI Act) requires it, we mark AI-generated output in a machine-readable format so it can be detected as artificially generated (Article 50(2) AI Act).

If you publish AI-generated content, obligations may fall on you as the deployer — in particular the duty to label deep fakes and certain published texts under Article 50(4) AI Act. We cannot discharge those duties for you, because only you know how and where you publish. Check what applies to your use.

12. What you may not do

12.1 Restrictions on use

This section sets out the restrictions we impose on the use of Scenebrew, as required by Article 14 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (the Digital Services Act). You may not use Scenebrew to:

• create, store or distribute content that is illegal under Union law or the law of any Member State concerned — in particular child sexual abuse material, terrorist content, incitement to hatred or violence, or content that violates someone's personality rights;
• infringe intellectual property rights, including by uploading material you have no right to use or by generating content designed to imitate a protected character, design or brand in a way that infringes;
• create sexual content involving minors, or non-consensual sexual depictions of real people;
• produce deceptive depictions of real people, organisations or events that are intended to mislead;
• circumvent limits, credits, rate limits or access controls, share credentials with people outside your workspace, or resell access to the service unless we have agreed to it in writing;
• reverse engineer the service, extract our models, or use the platform's compute for anything other than creating scenes — including cryptocurrency mining;
• endanger the security, integrity or availability of the service, for example by injecting malicious code, probing for vulnerabilities without our written permission, or flooding the service with automated requests.

12.2 How we enforce them

We check content when we receive a notice under Section 13, when our automated abuse and security systems flag something, and when we have another concrete reason to look. We do not screen your projects generally, and we do not read your content to improve our marketing.

Automated systems can flag, rate-limit or temporarily block an operation. A decision to remove content, restrict a project or suspend an account is always reviewed by a person before it becomes final. Our measures are proportionate: we start with a warning and a chance to fix the problem, and we reserve removal or suspension for serious cases and repeats. We apply these rules diligently, objectively and proportionately, with due regard to the fundamental rights of everyone involved.

13. Reporting illegal content, and challenging our decisions

13.1 How to report

Anyone can report content on Scenebrew that they consider illegal, by email to office@dyadicgames.com (Article 16 DSA). To let us act on it, please include:

1. a sufficiently substantiated explanation of why you consider the content illegal;
2. a clear indication of exactly where it is — the URL or another precise identifier;
3. your name and email address, unless the report concerns an offence under Articles 3 to 7 of Directive 2011/93/EU; and
4. a statement that you believe in good faith that your report is accurate and complete.

We confirm receipt without delay, decide without undue delay, and tell you what we decided and how you can challenge it. Where we use automated means in handling a notice, we say so.

13.2 If we act against your content

If we remove or restrict your content, suspend your account or stop a payment because of these Terms or because we consider content illegal, we give you a clear statement of reasons (Article 17 DSA): what we did and how far it reaches, the facts we relied on, whether automated means were involved, the ground for the decision, and how you can challenge it.

13.3 Challenging it

Write to office@dyadicgames.com within six months of our decision. A person who was not involved in the original decision reviews it, and we reverse the decision without delay if the review shows we were wrong. This is free of charge and does not affect your right to go to court, nor — if you are a consumer — your rights under Section 24.

13.4 Our point of contact

Our single point of contact under Articles 11 and 12 DSA, for authorities and for users, is in the Imprint. We communicate in German and English, and enquiries are handled by a person, not only by automated means.

14. Availability, maintenance and updates

14.1 Availability

We aim for an availability of 99.5% per calendar month, measured across the platform's productive interfaces and excluding announced maintenance and events outside our control. Where we have agreed a different service level with you in writing, that agreement applies.

14.2 Maintenance

We carry out planned maintenance in low-usage windows and announce it at least 48 hours in advance where it will interrupt the service. Urgent security maintenance can happen at any time; we tell you as soon as we reasonably can.

14.3 Updates

We develop Scenebrew continuously. We may change the service, provided the change does not materially reduce the functions you contracted for, and we will tell you before a material change takes effect. If we materially reduce or discontinue a function you contracted for, Section 22 applies and you may terminate.

For consumers, we supply the updates — including security updates — needed to keep the service in conformity with the contract for the whole time we supply it, as required by § 7 of the Austrian Consumer Warranty Act (VGG).

15. Warranty

15.1 If you are a consumer

The Austrian Consumer Warranty Act (VGG) applies in full, and nothing here limits it. Because we supply Scenebrew continuously, we are liable for every defect that arises during the whole period of supply (§ 18 VGG), and it is for us — not for you — to show that the service was in conformity during that time (§ 19 VGG). If something is defective you can first require us to restore conformity; if that fails, is impossible or disproportionate, or if we do not do it within a reasonable time, you can reduce the price or terminate the contract (§ 20 VGG). Your rights under general civil law, in particular for damages and mistake, are unaffected.

15.2 If you are a business

We warrant that the service materially conforms to the plan description and the documentation. Defects must be notified without undue delay after they become apparent, and in any event within 14 days, with enough detail for us to reproduce them (§ 377 UGB). We will remedy notified defects within a reasonable time. The warranty period is 12 months from the appearance of the defect. We do not warrant that the service is uninterrupted or error-free, nor that a generated result meets a purpose you have not agreed with us in writing. § 924 ABGB (presumption that a defect existed at handover) is excluded as between businesses. Claims for damages are governed by Section 16.

16. Liability

16.1 Where we are fully liable

We are liable without limitation for damage caused intentionally or by gross negligence, for injury to life, body or health, under the Austrian Product Liability Act (PHG), where we have given an express guarantee, and wherever mandatory law does not permit a limitation. None of this can be excluded, and nothing in this Section 16 tries to.

16.2 Slight negligence

For damage caused by slight negligence we are liable only for breach of an obligation whose fulfilment makes proper performance of the contract possible in the first place and on whose observance you may routinely rely, and in that case only for damage that is foreseeable and typical of this kind of contract.

16.3 If you are a consumer

Our liability towards consumers for personal injury and for damage caused by gross negligence is never excluded or limited (§ 6(1)(9) KSchG). The caps in Section 16.4 do not apply to you.

16.4 If you are a business

Subject to Sections 16.1 and 16.2, our total liability for all events in a contract year is limited to the fees you paid for the 12 months before the event that caused the damage. Liability for indirect damage, consequential damage and lost profit is excluded (§ 349 UGB). Liability for loss of data is limited to the cost of restoring it from backups that you kept properly; Section 20 gives you continuous access to export your data, and keeping your own copy of what matters to you is your responsibility.

16.5 In every case

We are not liable for damage caused by results you shipped without checking them, by content you had no right to use, or by a third-party AI provider whose key you supplied yourself. The burden of proof stays where the law puts it; nothing here shifts it to a consumer (§ 6(1)(11) KSchG).

17. Your responsibility to us

This section applies to you only if you are a business. If a third party brings a claim against us because of your content, your use of the service, or a right you did not hold, you will indemnify us against that claim and against the reasonable costs of legal defence, unless you are not responsible for the breach. We will tell you about the claim without delay, will not acknowledge it without your agreement, and will give you the chance to defend it.

18. Data protection

We process personal data as described in our Privacy Policy. Where you are a controller under the GDPR and we process personal data on your behalf as part of the service, we do so as your processor, and our Data Processing Agreement under Article 28 GDPR applies; it lists the sub-processors we use and the safeguards for any transfer outside the EEA. Ask us at office@dyadicgames.com and we will provide it. Where we determine the purposes and means ourselves — for example for billing, security and account administration — we are the controller.

19. Confidentiality

Each of us will keep confidential the other's information that is marked confidential or is obviously confidential, will use it only for the contract, and will protect it as carefully as its own. This does not cover information that is public, that the receiving party already had, that it developed independently, or that it must disclose by law or by order of a court or authority — in which case it tells the other party first, so far as it is allowed to. Your content is always confidential information of yours. This obligation continues for three years after the contract ends.

20. Getting your data out, switching provider, and deletion

This section sets out your switching rights and our obligations under Articles 23 to 29 of Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 (the Data Act). It applies to every customer.

20.1 Switching on request

On your request we will switch you to another provider of a data processing service or to your own on-premises infrastructure, without undue delay and in any event within a transitional period of 30 calendar days, starting when the notice period under Section 20.2 ends. During that period the service continues, we maintain its security, we give you reasonable assistance, and we tell you in good time about any risk to the continuity of the service.

If a 30-day transition is technically unfeasible, we will tell you within 14 working days of your request, explain why, and name an alternative period, which will not exceed seven months. You may extend the transitional period once, for a period you consider more appropriate.

20.2 Notice

The notice period for starting a switch is one month. You give notice through your account settings or by writing to office@dyadicgames.com.

20.3 What you can take with you

You can export, at any time and without our involvement, all of the following in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format:

We also give you the information you need to plan your exit — the structure of the exported data and how the pipeline steps relate to each other — so you can carry out your own exit strategy.

20.4 What you cannot take with you

Some data is internal to running the service and is not exported: our infrastructure and operational logs, security telemetry, model weights, prompt engineering and pipeline internals, and aggregated statistics that do not relate to you. These are our trade secrets or our own operational records, and withholding them does not impede your switch.

20.5 Retrieval and erasure

After the transitional period ends you have at least a further 30 calendar days to retrieve your data. When that retrieval period expires, we erase all exportable data that you generated or that relates to you. We keep only what the law requires us to keep — in particular accounting records for seven years under § 212 UGB and § 132 of the Austrian Federal Fiscal Code (BAO) — and we restrict that data to that purpose. Deletion from routine backups follows our backup cycle and happens at the latest when the backup is overwritten.

20.6 The contract ends

The contract ends when the switch is successfully completed, or, if you only asked us to erase your data, at the end of the notice period.

20.7 Charges

We do not charge for switching, for the switching interfaces, or for exporting your data. This applies now and continues to apply after the prohibition on switching charges takes effect on 12 January 2027 under Article 29 of the Data Act.

21. Third-party services and your own AI keys

Scenebrew can work with third-party services, and some plans let you supply your own API key for an external AI provider ("bring your own key"). Where you do that, your contract with that provider governs what it does with your content, what it costs and what it promises. We pass your requests to it as you instruct, we are not a party to that contract, and we are not liable for what that provider does, for its availability, or for changes to its terms. Keep your own keys secret; we store them encrypted and use them only to run the operations you start.

22. Changes to these Terms

We may change these Terms, but only for a valid reason: a change in the law or in binding case law, a decision of an authority or a court, a change in our service or technology that makes the wording out of date, a new feature that needs rules, or closing a gap or ambiguity. Changes to the core of what we owe you and to the price are not made this way — they are governed by Sections 7.4 and 14.3.

We will tell you about a proposed change at least six weeks before it is due to take effect, in text form, with the new wording and a plain description of what changes. In that message we will tell you expressly that your continued use after the deadline counts as agreement, and that you may object.

If you object before the deadline, or cancel, the change does not apply to you and the contract ends at the end of the current billing period on the old Terms. If you do nothing, the change applies from the date we named. If you are a consumer and the change would put you at a disadvantage that is more than minor, we will not rely on your silence; we will ask you to agree expressly.

23. General

23.1 Force majeure

Neither of us is in breach because of an event outside our reasonable control — natural disasters, war, strikes at a third party, failures of public networks or of energy supply, or a legal act of an authority. The affected party tells the other without delay. If the event lasts more than 60 days, either of us may terminate the affected part of the contract.

23.2 Set-off and retention

You may set off only claims that are undisputed or established by a final court decision. If you are a consumer, you may also set off if our claim is connected to your liability, and always if we are insolvent (§ 6(1)(8) KSchG).

23.3 Assignment

We may transfer this contract to a company in our group or to an acquirer of the business that operates Scenebrew, provided your rights are not reduced. If you are a consumer, we will tell you before we do, and you may terminate with effect from the transfer. You may transfer the contract with our written consent, which we will not unreasonably refuse.

23.4 Notices

We write to you at the email address in your account. Keep it current; a notice we send there reaches you if you did not tell us about a change. If you are a consumer, this applies only where you failed to notify us of the change (§ 6(1)(3) KSchG).

23.5 Severability

If a provision of these Terms is or becomes invalid, the rest stays in force. As between businesses, the invalid provision is replaced by what the parties would reasonably have agreed had they known. As between us and a consumer, the statutory rule takes the place of the invalid provision, and we do not try to keep the invalid clause alive in a reduced form.

23.6 Language

These Terms exist in German and English. The German version is the legally binding one. The English version is a translation for convenience; where the two differ, German governs.

24. Governing law, courts and dispute resolution

24.1 Governing law

Austrian law applies, excluding its conflict-of-law rules and the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. If you are a consumer, this choice does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory rules of the country where you habitually reside (Article 6(2) of Regulation (EC) No 593/2008).

24.2 Courts

For businesses, the exclusive place of jurisdiction is Graz, Austria, and the place of performance is Graz. For consumers, the statutory rules apply: we may sue you only in the courts of the Member State where you are domiciled, and you may sue us there or in Austria (Articles 17 to 19 of Regulation (EU) No 1215/2012).

24.3 Alternative dispute resolution

We are not obliged to participate, and do not participate, in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration body. If a specific dispute arises, we will tell you which alternative dispute resolution body is competent, as required by § 19(3) of the Austrian Alternative Dispute Resolution Act (AStG). The European Commission's Online Dispute Resolution platform ceased to operate on 20 July 2025 and is no longer available.

24.4 Complaints

Before going to court, please write to office@dyadicgames.com. We answer complaints within 14 days. This is a request, not a precondition — it does not limit your right to go to court or to a competent authority at any time.

24.5 No discrimination by location

We do not apply different general conditions of access to our service because of your nationality, place of residence or place of establishment within the EU, as required by Regulation (EU) 2018/302.

25. Contact

Dyadic Games GmbH
Mariahilferstraße 1
8020 Graz, Austria
Email: office@dyadicgames.com
Phone: (+43) 720 519600

Company register: FN 516659 v, Regional Court for Civil Matters Graz
VAT ID: ATU74590579
Managing Director: Ing. Mag. Dipl.-Ing. Stefan Kohl

Annex: Model withdrawal form

Complete and return this form only if you are a consumer and wish to withdraw from the contract. You do not have to use it — any unambiguous statement will do, and the "Withdraw contract" function in the app is the quickest route.

To Dyadic Games GmbH, Mariahilferstraße 1, 8020 Graz, Austria, office@dyadicgames.com:

I/We (*) hereby give notice that I/We (*) withdraw from my/our (*) contract for the provision of the following service:

• Service: Scenebrew subscription, plan: __________
• Ordered on (*)/received on (*): __________
• Name of consumer(s): __________
• Address of consumer(s): __________
• Email address for the confirmation of receipt: __________
• Signature of consumer(s) (only if this form is notified on paper): __________
• Date: __________

(*) Delete as appropriate.