Thanks for taking a look. The source package contains index.html, engine.mjs, game.mjs, README.md, a local Node preview server, and the engine test script.
The US$35 asking price remains subject to agreeing the included files, rights scope and payment terms. What rights scope do you need, and what payment method would you propose? Happy to continue here.
Thanks for the additional details. For the rights scope, I’d be looking for an exclusive transfer of the project and the rights you own in it, including the source files and the right to modify, expand, rebrand, publish, distribute, and use the project commercially.
Since you mentioned there are no third-party assets or dependencies, I’d also want the transfer to confirm that the included project materials are either your own work or otherwise transferable for commercial use.
For payment, PayPal Goods & Services would be my preferred option if that works for you. Given the small purchase amount, I think that would be the simplest way to handle it.
If that rights scope and payment method work for you, I’d be happy to move forward and keep the terms simple and in writing before payment.
Proposed terms for review only, subject to both sides’ final written approval:
US$35 through PayPal Goods & Services, with the recipient confirmed privately before payment. The package is the frozen Circuit Trails prototype: index.html, engine.mjs, game.mjs, README.md, server.mjs and test-engine.mjs. It contains no bundled third-party art, fonts, libraries or runtime distributions.
The transfer would cover whatever transferable project rights the seller holds, allowing you to modify, expand, rebrand, publish, distribute and use it commercially. Subject to seller approval, the seller would stop selling, licensing or distributing this specific project/source, remove the seller-controlled public demo after payment, and retain only private archival/evidence copies.
The three runtime files have already been exposed in the public demo; downloaded copies cannot be recalled. Copyrightability, exclusive copyright in every element, trademark rights and sole possession of all existing copies are not guaranteed. Actual provenance records are preserved, and no personal-authorship warranty is being made.
No future feature development or support retainer is included. Final written agreement and seller approval would precede payment; delivery would follow verification of actual payment. If these limits fit your intended acquisition, we can finalize the written terms. No sale or rights transfer is agreed by this draft.
Thanks, that all sounds reasonable to me. I understand the limitations you mentioned around previously downloaded copies and the scope of the rights being transferred.
The proposed terms fit what I’m looking for, so I’m comfortable moving forward with the final written agreement and payment details.
