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Gem puzzle notes from Montréal

Third-Party Disclaimer

Current as of September 2, 2026

1. The images on the front page

Three screenshots and one application icon appear on this site. All four were taken from that application’s own Google Play listing on September 2, 2026, and all four are reproduced at reduced size for a single purpose: to show the boards the text describes and to identify the software being discussed. That is fair dealing for the purposes of review and news reporting under section 29 of the Canadian Copyright Act.

Copyright in those images belongs to LinkDesks. Nothing on this page transfers any right in them and no claim is made over them. Everything else you can see — the writing, the tables, the site icon, the page graphics — was made for Tulqemari.

A rights holder who would prefer an image not to appear only has to say so at [email protected], and it comes down without a discussion.

2. Independence, stated plainly

Tulqemari is the work of Emma Lemieux in Montréal and answers to nobody in the games industry. It is not owned, operated, sponsored, licensed, endorsed, certified or reviewed by Google LLC, by Google Play, or by any developer or publisher named in the text. No studio has paid for coverage, approved wording, or seen a page before it was published, and no link on the site earns anything.

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4. What the statements are worth

The pages are guides and analysis built from publicly available information and from playing games of this format. Concrete claims about pieces, radii or obstacle behaviour are editorial observations offered as practical indications; they are not official specifications and were never issued by a developer. The application’s store listing and in-game help carry the official version and take precedence over anything written here.

Mobile games change without notice. The review date in each page’s footer is the extent of what is being asserted.

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6. The card is our own work

The PDF sold here is written and drawn by Emma Lemieux. It reproduces no artwork, screenshot, board layout or text belonging to any developer, is licensed and endorsed by nobody, and buying it conveys no right in any game it mentions.

7. Copyright and trade mark claims

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