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Bug bounty: rules

Effective October 4, 2026 · GyanburuWorld · contact@gyanburuworld.com

The bug bounty pays people who help find Necroforge's problems. It runs during the closed beta and the open beta, until the game launches.

1. Who can take part

2. How to report

3. What it's worth

TypeValueWhat it is
CriticalR$ 50Lost progress or resources. The game closes or locks up with no way out. A purchase that charges and doesn't deliver. A flaw that gives resources or an advantage outside the game's rules. A flaw that shows another player's data.
MajorR$ 20A game feature that doesn't work and has no other way to do the same thing.
Implemented suggestionR$ 30A suggestion from #sugestões that we add to the game.

Not eligible: typos or translation errors, visual glitches that don't get in the way of playing, opinions on balance, bugs we already know about or someone already reported, and bugs that only happen on modified apps.

4. Who wins

The first person to report wins, by the time of the Discord post. Duplicate reports don't pay. The team decides whether it's a bug and which type it is, and answers in the post itself. For suggestions, whoever suggested it first wins.

5. Monthly cap

We pay up to R$ 500 a month, counted by the date the team confirms the bug. Anything above the cap goes into a queue and is paid the next month, in order of confirmation. Nobody loses what they earned.

6. How to get paid

Once the bug is confirmed, email contact@gyanburuworld.com with the post link, your full name and your PIX key. We pay within 15 days of the email, within the month's cap. Blood for players outside Brazil arrives at launch, in the Raven's mailbox. How we handle this data is in the privacy notice.

7. What disqualifies you

Besides losing the reward, the fair play rule in the Terms of Use applies.

8. What never pays

Google Play reviews, social media posts and inviting friends don't earn rewards. There is no raffle.

9. Changes

We may change or end these rules with notice in the Discord #anúncios channel and a new date at the top. A bug reported before a change follows the rules that applied on the day it was reported.