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Terms of Service

The agreement between you and The Gardens Between World covering use of this portal, purchases of digital and physical goods, and the rules of fair use — in English first, legalese only where the law insists.

Last updated: 1 September 2026 Governed by Australian law
The Agreement

Welcome to the Gardens — the ground rules

By using gardensbetweenworld.com you agree to these terms. They cover browsing, purchasing, gifting and the use of our free assets. If anything here conflicts with your statutory consumer rights under Australian law, your rights win.

These terms are a contract between you and The Gardens Between World Pty Ltd (ABN 47 915 263 804). The game's own EULA, presented by your platform store, governs the software itself — these terms govern the portal and store.

In this document

  • Accounts, orders & digital goods
  • Acceptable use
  • Our responsibilities to you
  • Privacy & your data
  • Changes & disputes
Key Points

Terms in four lines

Personal use

Buy for yourself and your household; licences are non-transferable once redeemed.

Be fair

No scraping, no reselling keys, no abuse of support — normal rules for a small shop.

Refunds exist

14-day window on unused digital goods — the refund policy has the detail.

ACL applies

Australian Consumer Law guarantees stand above everything written here.

Accounts, orders & digital goods

Acceptable use

Our responsibilities to you

Privacy & your data

Before you buy

All prices include GST. Digital codes are delivered instantly; physical goods ship within 48 hours.

Questions about a clause? Real answers live behind the contacts page.

Changes & disputes

Questions About This Document

Questions about these terms

Plain-English answers available through the contacts page — if a clause seems to say something unfair, ask us before assuming the worst. It's usually just legalese doing its job badly.

Contact the team

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