Email server@bibergames.com for website corrections, historical game evidence, accessibility feedback, privacy questions or copyright and takedown requests.

Help us route your message

Use a clear subject such as “Candy Monsters correction,” “Toy Box store link,” “Accessibility issue” or “Copyright request.” Include the exact page URL, the statement or asset concerned, and a direct source that can be checked. For screenshots, explain when and where they were created and whether you have permission to share them.

Do not send sensitive information

Do not email passwords, authentication codes, payment card details, identity documents, precise location, private account exports or a child’s personal information. This website cannot restore game accounts or process purchases. Contact the current official app-store developer for account, billing or in-game support.

Corrections and rights notices

A correction request should identify the factual error and provide supporting evidence. A rights notice should identify the claimant, the protected work, the exact website URL, the requested action and a reliable way to follow up. See Editorial & Corrections and Copyright & Takedown for the review process.

Scope

This mailbox is the published contact route for bibergames.com. We do not promise a fixed response time and do not accept unsolicited advertising placements, link exchanges or requests to label unverified download files as safe.

Game support and billing

For a purchase, subscription, missing currency, saved progress or device-specific crash, use the support route displayed in the current official store listing. The website archive cannot inspect an account or payment record. If you write to us first, we may point you to the relevant public destination, but we cannot forward credentials or act as the current app operator without verified authority.

Privacy requests

Identify the email address or message you previously used and describe the requested access, correction or deletion. Do not attach identity documents unless we specifically establish that they are necessary through a secure route. The published website has no visitor accounts, so most direct records arise from email, server security logs and first-party aggregate statistics.

Useful evidence

For an archive correction, an official store URL, package identifier, dated screenshot or original developer page is more useful than an unsourced repost. We may cite a public source in the corrected page while keeping the sender’s personal message private.