Wimble keeps every answer short enough to fit on a toy tag.
Not a cent, ever. Wimble hands every coin out free, and in-app purchases simply do not exist here.
No. Windup Attic neither offers nor promotes real-money gambling, and nothing the toys pay out has real-world value.
No. Open every drawer in the workshop and you will find nothing priced.
Not for Tinplate Parade: the tin robots stomp for anybody, with no form at all. Velvet Pirouette and Starward Ridge need a free account, made from a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick confirming you are 19 or over. Not one card form exists on the site.
So that your coins, level and missions are still on your rafter peg when you climb back up, and so we can confirm you are 19 or over before your first spin.
No. Every toy winds up inside the web browser you already use.
Yes. One thimble of coins, one level and one list of daily missions serve the parade, the music shelf and the telescope alike.
Head to your account page and press Delete my account. Your nickname, email address and password hash are wiped at that moment, and Wimble cannot wind them back.
Only grown-ups who are 19 or older.
Yes. On every spin each reel comes to rest at its own independent random position, and no spin before it has any pull on the next.
Log in again and your account balance comes back. Your coins are chalked against your account, not kept in loose browser storage.
No. Not one gambling advert, operator or affiliate link is tacked up anywhere under these rafters.
Windup Attic is a workshop for grown-ups aged 19 or over. Every wind-up toy runs on virtual coins of no monetary value, and those coins cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. Rummage through every parts drawer and you will turn up no coin shop and no payment page; Wimble hands out no prizes of real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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