Support
Two different things live on this page, and they are not versions of each other. One is a person deciding to send something for work they like. The other is a company buying advertising space. Mixing them would be dishonest to both.
If you want the work to continue
Galaxy Fusion was made by one person and it is free to play. If you have enjoyed it and you want there to be more, you can send something. Thank you — that is the whole of it, and it is not a small thing.
What it pays for, plainly: the tools the work is built with, including the AI tooling used daily in development; software licences; the Google Play developer account; hardware; and servers. It does not pay a salary, because there is nobody to pay.
The way to send it is not open yet
The payment platform is still being settled — the one that was planned may not be able to pay out to Türkiye, and switching it on before that is certain would be careless with other people's money. When it works, the button appears here and nowhere else.
The people who did
Names appear here only if their owner asked for that, and the amount appears only if they asked for that separately. Two boxes, both empty until ticked:
Shown as they will appear at the time of giving. Neither is ticked by default. Tick neither and you do not appear at all. There is also an “Anonymous supporter” option: listed, unnamed.
Only the display name someone writes themselves is ever published — never a surname, an email address, a city or a photo. Publication is at the studio's discretion and can be undone at any moment: if you want your name taken off, one email is enough — playgalaxyfusion@gmail.com. It comes off the next time the site is published, and how this is handled is written out in the privacy policy.
By total
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Thank-you wall
Unranked, alphabetical. Everyone here asked for their name to be shown and not their amount, and there is no order to read anything into.
Sponsored orbits
This is not a donation and it is not on the same footing as the section above. It is advertising inventory, sold by contract.
Advertising · prospectus
Twelve slots, one per tier
Galaxy Fusion ships a background theme called SUPPORTERS. Where the other themes draw bodies, this one draws empty orbits — twelve of them, one for each tier of the ladder, each a socket waiting for a mark. The higher the tier, the larger the orbit, and the rarer it is on screen.
A sponsor takes a slot. The mark sits in the orbit, in the game, in the theme a player chose to turn on.
It is declared as advertising. A directly sold logo is still an ad: the Play Console “contains ads” declaration is set to yes, and on iOS there is a route in the app to report an ad as inappropriate. Nobody is asked to pretend otherwise, and a sponsor should know that is how it is filed.
Nothing is bought on this page. There is no cart, no price list and no “reserve a slot” button. It starts with an email, and it is settled with a contract and an invoice outside the game — which is also the only arrangement the store payment rules permit.
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