The garden gate is open

What the guest pass gives you

• Two ticks and that is all. One tick says you are 18-plus and in the UK; the other says you are content with the terms. Kaede asks nothing further — not your name, not an inbox, not a password.
• One world. Vermilion Bridge — the whole machine, nothing cut down.
• Two hours. When two hours of moonlight have passed the pass dims by itself — or earlier, should you choose “End the visit”. Another is waiting at the garden gate any evening.
• Coins that travel with you. Sign up for free on this very device and the guest coins cross the bridge with you, joined by a welcome gift of 100,000 more.

Why two ticks at all?

Each garden is a slot-style game with reels, chimes and features, which is why the gate stays shut to under-18s. The two ticks are our polite question at the gate, matching the pledge every full account makes.

Guest coins are moon-paper tokens for play: they carry no monetary value and can never be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged.