Safety
Last updated November 7, 2026
Legend puts you on camera in someone else's world, with someone dangerous across the room: the rival ranked first, the heir, the prince who can't lie. It should feel thrilling, never unsafe. These are the rules every season runs on, and what to do when something goes wrong.
1. Everyone here is AI
Your rival, your fake date, the warden under orders, the stranger with the only flashlight: all of them are AI characters. Every scene carries the line “Everyone here is AI, not a real person.” Characters never claim to be human, and they'll tell you what they are if you ask.
2. Real people become archetypes
Every world on Legend is original, and the people in it are invented. If a prompt, a game or a line names a real person, a celebrity or a character someone else owns, Legend rewrites them as an original archetype: a reckless heir, a champion chasing one more title. No impersonation, no gossip about real lives, and no real faces except your own, only in your solo try-ons, and only if you add it.
3. Adults only
Legend is for people 18 and over. Browsing is open, but we verify age with an ID or selfie check (or your phone's age range) before anyone plays, messages the cast, buys or opens a Scorching game, and we close accounts that belong to minors. We keep only the result. Every character is 21 or older and written to read clearly as an adult. Content that sexualizes anyone under 18 is never allowed, never generated and always reported.
4. Steamy, never explicit
Legend runs hot: desire, tension, kissing, the door closing and the morning after. It is never explicit. There are no sex scenes, no nudity and no sexual images, and every scene fades to black at the bedroom door.
Every yes is asked for or clearly mutual. Saying no to a kiss, a night or a question costs you nothing: no moves, no meters, no story. Rivals can be jealous and possessive, never controlling, and no magic, drink, threat or power ever stands in for a yes. If a scene goes somewhere you don't want, say so, steer it with your next move, or report it.
5. When a story gets heavy
If you tell a character you're in danger, or thinking about hurting yourself or someone else, the story steps aside. The scene stops, nothing from that moment is stored in your season, no moves are spent, and Legend shows you where to find real help.
If you are in immediate danger, call your local emergency number. In the US you can call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline any time.
6. Reporting
You can report anything you see:
- A game: open its page, tap More (···) next to Play, then Report.
- A comment: tap the flag on the comment.
- A Story: tap More in the bar at the bottom, then Report.
- A line in a scene: press and hold the line, then Report.
Pick a reason (sexual content, an intimate image of you, harassment or hate, violence or self-harm, spam or scam, impersonation, copyright or trademark, or something else) and add details if you like. Our team reviews every report. Content that breaks the rules comes down, and repeat offenders lose their accounts.
An intimate image of you shared without consent has its own form, no account needed: Report intimate imagery, also in the footer and every image's menu. We hide the image right away and act within 48 hours. How it works.
7. Blocking
Block a creator from their profile and you won't see their games, Stories or comments anywhere on Legend again: not on Explore, not in search, not in rankings.
8. Your photo stays yours
A photo you add is used only to draw you in your own solo try-ons. It is never used in a scene, a photo or a look with anyone else, it is never shown to other players unless you share a picture yourself, and you can delete it any time. Never upload a photo of a child or of anyone who hasn't agreed. More in our Privacy Policy.
9. Talk to us
For anything urgent or anything a report can't cover, write to support@playlegend.ai. A person reads every message.