The rules
Trash talk about a match is part of the fun. These are not:
- Harassment or bullying. Don’t target, follow or repeatedly bother another player.
- Hate. No slurs or attacks based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality, disability or nationality.
- Sexual content. None, in any form, and never involving a minor.
- Threats. No threats of real-world harm, and no encouraging anyone to harm themselves.
- Personal information. Don’t ask for or share anyone’s real name, address, school, phone number or social accounts.
- Grooming or luring. Don’t try to move other players, especially younger players, to private conversations or other apps.
- Cheating. No hacks, exploits, or tools that give you an unfair advantage.
- Pretending to be someone. Don’t impersonate staff or other players.
Your tools
- Mute your mic. Open Settings with the Menu button on your left controller and turn your microphone off.
- Mute a player. In Settings, open Players and mute anyone you don’t want to hear.
- Walk away. Voice fades with distance, and you can return to the main lobby from Settings at any time.
- Play with friends. Private rooms use a six-digit code. Share it only with people you know.
Reporting a player
While you are in the game, press the Meta button on your controller and choose the option to report. You can also email support@cushioncombat.com with the room code if there was one, the time it happened, and what you saw or heard.
We review reports and may warn, mute, suspend or ban players who break these rules. If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first.
For parents and guardians
- Cushion Combat is a cartoon battle game with foam weapons. It has no blood or gore, but players do eliminate each other.
- It has open voice chat with other players, including strangers, and we do not review what people say as they say it.
- Cushion Combat is intended for players 13 and older. Meta’s parental supervision tools for Quest let you manage what a teen can use.
- You can ask us what information we hold about your child, or ask us to delete it, using the steps in our Privacy Policy. We will never ask you for a password.
Playing comfortably
You move by swinging your arms, which is more of a workout than it sounds. Clear plenty of space around you, take breaks, and stop if you feel dizzy, sick or sore. Left-handed mode is in Settings.