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PHOTOSENSITIVITY AND VIRTUAL REALITY HEALTH AND SAFETY NOTICE
A small percentage of people may experience seizures when exposed to certain lights, patterns or images that may appear in video or computer games. This may occur even with no history of epilepsy or seizures. If you, or anyone in your family, have an epileptic condition or history of epilepsy, consult your doctor prior to playing. Parents should monitor the use of video games. Children and teenagers are more likely than adults to experience photosensitive seizures.
Please note that certain people are susceptible to various symptoms and conditions when playing a videogame or playing with a virtual reality headset, including:
- epileptic seizures or loss of consciousness, involuntary movement or convulsion;
- blurred or altered vision;
- motion sickness, dizziness, disorientation or nausea; and/or
- repetitive motion injuries and eye strain, eye or muscle twitches.
IMMEDIATELY discontinue use and consult your doctor if you or your child experience any of the foregoing symptoms or other discomfort while playing a videogame or using a virtual reality headset.
Additional Virtual Reality Health and Safety Precautions
If the videogame provides for virtual reality gameplay and/or the use of third party virtual reality headsets and/or related equipment, the following health and safety precautions also apply in addition to the precautions above.
As with all virtual reality games, please carefully read and follow all health and safety precautions from your virtual reality headset manufacturer before use.
Failing to review and adhere to the health and safety precautions set forth in this notice and the precautions given by the manufacturer of your VR headset may cause damage to property, personal injury to you or others, or death.
We strongly recommend that you take reasonable breaks from gameplay every 10 to 15 minutes and that you do not play for excessive overall periods, or while you are tired, drowsy or fatigued.
If you are pregnant or if you have any pre-existing medical condition, you should talk with a physician to obtain professional advice before playing the game.
You should not play the game under the influence of alcohol or drugs or while using prescription or non-prescription medication.
Always be aware of your surroundings when playing the game. When playing with a virtual reality headset or other headset it is best to remain seated if that mode is supported. Since the game is an immersive reality experience, you may not be able to fully see or hear your surroundings while playing. Whether or not you remain seated during gameplay, give yourself plenty of room and make sure the play area is clear of objects and people that could be bumped into during gameplay. Ensure you are in a safe environment and not near stairs, balconies, windows, walls, furniture, objects that could cause tripping hazards or other objects or people that may pose a danger to you or them or could be damaged or cause injury during gameplay. Sound volume for the game should be kept at a low enough level so that you can be aware of your surroundings while playing, and to avoid any damage to your hearing.
