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Terms of use & legal notice

Last updated: 19 October 2026.

1. Owner (Spanish LSSI-CE)

In compliance with Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and E-commerce: the owner of nextgamenavigator.com is Maximilian Kirschberg (Spanish tax ID 79112292C), who signs on the site under the alias "Kraslich", operating from Fuengirola (Málaga), Spain. Email: [email protected].

Activity: a free catalog of resources, guides and community for private Minecraft, RedM and FiveM servers.

2. Purpose & price

These terms govern the use of NextGameNavigator. Using the site is free, and so is creating an account. By using it you accept these terms.

3. Your account

You must be at least 14 and give your own email. You are responsible for what is done with your account: keep your password safe. One person, one account.

4. What you publish

Your comments, ratings and submissions are yours. By publishing them you allow us to show them on the site while they remain published. They must follow the community rules; we may hide or remove them if they do not, and suspend the account if it happens again. The same goes for your picture, banner and bio: upload only images that are yours or that you have permission to use.

5. Third-party resources

Each resource belongs to its author and is governed by its licence. We check provenance, licence and links, but we do not audit code: NextGameNavigator does not guarantee function, compatibility or safety. Always back up your server before installing anything.

6. External links

Many downloads are on the author's site. We do not control those sites or answer for their content.

7. Liability

The site is provided as is. To the extent permitted by law, the owner is not liable for indirect damages arising from the use of the site or of linked resources. Nothing here limits liability for wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

8. Changes & governing law

If we change these terms we will say so here, with the date. They are governed by Spanish law; if you are a consumer, you may go to the courts of your place of residence.