Encory Play

Safety rules

These games are explicit kink play for consenting adults. They are not medical advice. You play at your own risk, on your own body, with people who said yes. The games build a few hard limits into the session, but the most important safety tool is you. Read this once, properly.

The one rule

Sharp, stabbing or radiating pain, nausea, dizziness, swelling or anything that feels wrong means you STOP. The red STOP button is on every screen and nobody, not even a Commander, can take it away from you. Stopping is not failing.

Nut Hitter (ball play)

• Warm up first. The game always starts light. Never jump straight into hard hits.
• Hands first, objects later. Kicks, stomps and hard hits with hard objects only unlock from level 3 and only after a warm-up.
• Hit the sack, not the shaft, and never the same spot over and over. Controlled, not wild.
• Tying: snug, not tight. The game forces an untie-and-check after 12 minutes at the latest. If the skin goes cold, pale, blue or numb, untie immediately.
• Cold: ice for two minutes at most, then a break. Never ice directly after hard impact.
• Clamps and clothespins on skin only, never on the testicles themselves, and off before they go numb.
• Swelling, a lump, blood in urine, pain that gets worse after you stop, or pain that lasts more than a few hours: see a doctor. Testicular torsion and rupture are emergencies.
• Do not play drunk or high. Pain is information and you need it.

Poppers Trainer

• Never with Viagra, Cialis, Levitra or any erection medication taken in the last 36 hours, and never with other nitrates. The combination can crash your blood pressure. The game will not run poppers tasks if you say yes to that question, and it asks for a reason.
• Not with heart problems, low blood pressure, glaucoma or anaemia. Not while pregnant. Not with alcohol or other drugs.
• Sniff from the bottle, close it between hits. Never swallow, never pour on skin or cloth, never inhale continuously from a soaked rag.
• Ventilate the room. The game inserts mandatory air breaks you cannot skip, and the Commander cannot cancel them.
• Headache, dizziness, racing heart, chest pain, blue lips or fingertips, or feeling faint: close the bottle, fresh air, stop the session. Blue lips that do not clear, confusion or trouble breathing are an emergency.
• Keep bottles away from flames and from your eyes. Chemical burns around the nose mean you are holding the bottle too close for too long.
• Count your hits. The game caps them per session for a reason; a custom session lets you raise the cap, the air breaks stay. More is not better.
• Breath holds (the last hit held in) are 20 to 25 seconds, sitting or lying down. Let it out the moment you feel faint; nothing ever covers your mouth or nose.

Playing together

• Everyone agrees on limits before the first task, including the people giving orders. A Commander runs the session, not the people.
• Anyone can press STOP for themselves at any time. Respect it instantly, no questions.
• Pair tasks (one person hitting another) are controlled and counted. No surprises, no extra hits.
• Sober people only. Someone who is too far gone cannot consent and cannot feel when it is too much.

Privacy

No account, no login, no personal record of your sessions. Your date of birth from the entry screen is never stored, only whether you passed. Your setup is kept in this browser's local storage so the wizard is prefilled next time; the answer to the medication question is never saved. Like the rest of the site, these pages use cookie-less Vercel Web Analytics, which counts page views (for example that the Poppers Trainer page was opened) without identifying you.

AI voice. When the deep voice is on, our server asks OpenAI to read the task sentences and keeps the audio clips so they are generated once. Only sentences from our own task library are sent. In Play Together the player nicknames you typed are spoken as a short separate clip, and bottle labels become part of the sentence, so both are sent to OpenAI as well; keep them to nicknames and brand names. The clips are stored under a content hash and are publicly fetchable by URL; they contain nothing but task sentences, nicknames and labels.

Subtitles. When you pick a subtitle language, the English task sentences are sent through our server to DeepL for translation and the translations are cached. Commander free commands are never translated. Spoken text through your device's own voice may be processed by that voice provider (some Chrome voices run online); we prefer voices that run on the device.