About

About

Learn about us and what we do.

Who are WindowsLogic Productions?

A team of professional artists and programmers, crafting the games you love with passion.

Staff Members

Alethila / Programmer

RealityReaper_BC / Artist

WorldsFavouriteGlitch / Artist

TinyMushy / Artist

Chaoticgames20 / Programmer

Former Staff

PaceyCage / Artist

Ohne / Artist

WindowsLogic Productions is a for-profit company that specialises in graphic design, music, art, and software development. We develop Cutie Clicker, Fighting is Magic: Aurora, Ponykind Grind, Town Girls, Fighting is Magic Trading Card Game, Fighting is Magic 2.0, Town Girls Bladder Game and Christine's Cum Pit.

Our Security and Conduct

We at WindowsLogic Productions have a firm belief on the functionality, availability of our services, security of our applications and stored data.

Site Security

Our website uses TLS 1.3 (128-bit AES) encryption to ensure that your data does not get leaked by anyone when connecting to our site.

Application Security

Our applications which run locally on your computer, will only ever connect to the WindowsLogic Productions servers to check for/download available updates. We in no way shape or form collect data from our applications period. All data you insert into applications is kept completely local to your own machine.

Application Updates

Application update downloads are handled through the WindowsLogic Productions Game Services. Your connection to the WindowsLogic Productions Game Services is secured with TLS 1.3 (128-bit AES) encryption.

Security Promises

We promise wholeheartedly, never to upload or make available software which could put your data, personal information or life at risk. All items put in our downloadable sections are put there knowing they are safe and secure for everyone to download and use.

DRM (Digital Rights Management)

On occasion, we use DRM for our software, this is to protect our copyrighted content from pirates who would give away paid content for free, causing us to lose money. Although we use DRM, we side with the consumer and will make available for free, software that is no longer for sale, preserving them for years to come.