General Health Compliance Notice
General Health Compliance Notice
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WARNING: EPILEPTIC SHOCKS & PHOTOSENSITIVE SEIZURES NOTICE
A small percentage of individuals who play Tycoon Innovator may experience traumatic epilepsy due to certain models in our game which contain high volumes of light or flashes. Children and teenagers are highly susceptible to triggers and develop seizures in high volumes of flashing lights. Please seek caution when playing the Tycoon Innovator experience. If a family member, such as a sibling or even a friend is at high risk of epilepsy or seizures, take extreme caution when playing the experience with them and try and avoid problems that can persist into seizures. A parent or guardian of the child should monitor the screen time activity to avoid possible exposure to seizures. If prone to seizures, seek medical attention immediately.
- lightheadedness
- nausea
- epilepsy
- seizures
- traumatic shocks
- dizziness
- headaches
- fatigue
- twitching in eyes
- muscle pain or spasms
- shortness of breath
- chest and heart pain
- convulsions
At BlueStar Games, we ensure the general health of our players is a principal priority and important to be upheld. If you’re at risk of epilepsy, ever had seizures, or has or was diagnosed with epilepsy or other determined seizures, please take extreme caution when playing our game.
If issues continue to persist, please communicate with your doctor about these issues to avoid further damage to your body. Here are some tips:
- Avoid flashing lights
- Avoid the Dark! Play in a lightened room
- Take precautions and be cautious
- Limit screen time
- Keep a good distance from the device
- Monitor your eyes. If you notice something, take action
To avoid a greater risk of epileptic shock, immediately stop playing and consult with your doctor on treatment. Please be advised that the information in this notice is not to be used to determine treatments, but to seek medical advice in this situation to avoid the worse possible outcome.
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