Photosensitive Seizure Warning

At PapasWingeria.io, we want everyone to enjoy our games safely. A small percentage of people, both with and without a known history of epilepsy, may experience “photosensitive epileptic seizures” when exposed to certain flashing lights, rapid image sequences, or bold patterns in video games.
Recognize the Warning Signs
If you notice any of these symptoms while playing, stop immediately and consult a doctor or qualified health professional:
- Feeling dizzy, lightheaded or faint
- Blurred, altered or tunnel vision
- Eye or facial twitching
- Involuntary jerking or shaking of arms and legs
- Confusion, disorientation or “blanking out”
- Loss of awareness or brief blackouts
- Convulsions or loss of consciousness (risking falls or bumps)
Who Is Most at Risk?
- Children & Teenagers tend to be more sensitive than adults.
- Anyone with a family history of seizures or epilepsy—even if they’ve never had one themselves.
Parents and caregivers should watch young players closely and ask if they feel unwell.
How to Reduce Your Risk
Before you start playing, and whenever you game for more than a few minutes, try these simple steps:
- Lighting & Distance
- Play in a well‑lit room to lessen screen contrast.
- Sit at least an arm’s length away from the display.
- Screen Settings & Breaks
- Lower your screen brightness and minimize glare.
- Take a 10–15 minute break every 20 minutes—rest your eyes, walk around, stretch.
- Personal Readiness
- Don’t play when you’re tired, stressed, or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
- If you or a close family member has ever had a seizure, speak with a doctor before gaming.
- Optional Aids
- Use an anti‑glare screen filter or wear glasses designed to reduce flicker.
A Friendly Reminder
This information is intended to raise awareness and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you have any health concerns related to gaming, please reach out to your healthcare provider.
Thank you for playing responsibly and enjoy your time on PapasWingeria.io!