Support

Help, purchases and contact

Need a hand, Mr. President?

Email support@neonfrenchie.com and include your device model and what happened. We read every message.

Purchases

How do I restore “Second Term — Full Game”?

Open the Shop from the hub (or Settings, the gear icon) and tap Restore Purchases. Make sure you're signed in to the same Apple ID or Google account you bought it with.

What does the full game unlock?

Term 2: The D.C. Swamp, Term 3: The Courthouse, the endless Third Term mode, and the Golf Pro and Space Force outfits. It's a one-time purchase. Stage 1, every weapon and every permanent upgrade are free.

I was charged but nothing unlocked.

Close and reopen the game, then tap Restore Purchases. Purchases marked “pending” (for example, waiting for Ask to Buy approval) unlock automatically once approved. If it still doesn't work, email us. Refunds are handled by Apple or Google Play.

Can I buy coins or power-ups?

No. Coins (“donations”) are earned by playing only. There are no ads and nothing pay-to-win.

Playing

How do I move?

Put your thumb anywhere on the screen and drag. Your weapons fire automatically. When the EGO button glows, tap it for a screen-clearing rally speech.

What are Deals?

Get a weapon to max level while holding its partner perk, then open a Classified Box (dropped by elite enemies) or level up. The weapon evolves into a Deal, like the Hole-in-One Hailstorm.

Where is my progress saved? Can I move it to a new phone?

Progress is saved privately on your device. Your device backup (iCloud or Google) may carry it to a new phone. Your purchase can always be restored, but there's no online account or cloud sync. Settings › Reset Progress erases progress but keeps your purchase.

Does the game need an internet connection?

No. You only need a connection to buy or restore the full game.

About

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