The legal bit
Terms of use
Last updated: 21 September 2026
The short version
Taca Taca is free, has no ads and no purchases, does not ask you for an account and works offline. Play as much as you like. What you cannot do is sell it, pass it off as yours, or take it apart for the pieces.
Who is behind it
Taca Taca is made by MyComuApp, from Valparaíso, Chile. For anything about these terms: contacto@mycomuapp.com.
What you may do
You are given a personal, free and revocable licence to install and use Taca Taca on as many devices as you like, for your own entertainment.
You may record your matches, post screenshots or video, and share the replays the game generates, including on channels where you earn money. No need to ask.
What you may not
- Sell the game, charge for it, or distribute it modified.
- Present it as your own or strip its marks and credits.
- Decompile it or extract its assets — art, sound, code — for use elsewhere, except as far as the law expressly allows you to.
- Cheat on the world table by modifying the game or the data it sends.
Who owns what
The game, its name, its logo, its art and its sounds belong to MyComuApp. The screenshots and logos offered in the press kit may be used to write about the game, under the conditions that page sets out.
Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC. National team names and colours are used descriptively and imply no affiliation.
The world table
Joining the ranking is optional and depends on you signing in to Google Play Games. We reserve the right to remove from the table published on this site any score obtained by cheating, and any offensive player name. What gets published about each player is set out in the privacy policy.
What is not promised
The game is offered as it is. It is looked after, fixed and updated, but there is no guarantee that it is free of faults, that it runs on every device, or that it stays available forever.
Your progress lives on your device. The Google Play Games backup is handled by Google, not by us. None of this limits the rights the law gives you as a consumer, which apply regardless.
Changes
These terms may change when the game changes. The date above says when they were last touched; if a change matters, it will be announced in the game or on this site.
Governing law
These terms are governed by Chilean law. If you are a consumer, this does not deprive you of the protection given by the mandatory rules of the country where you live.