For parents & guardians

A small game.
Clear ground rules.

One More Handful is a free browser game about collecting treasure from a sleeping fantasy dragon. Players use a single hold-and-release action, watch the dragon’s warning movements and decide when to stop.

What happens in the game?

A caught player loses a heart. Runs become harder as the player reaches deeper lairs. The shop spends gold earned through play on in-game items and upgrades; it does not take payments. Sound can be muted, and English or Korean can be selected inside the game.

Regular play stays on the device

Progress, earned gold, upgrades and preferences are saved in the browser. We do not ask players for their name, school, email address, age, photo or precise location. Hosting the website still involves processing network information, as explained in the privacy notice.

The weekly challenge is optional

Starting a weekly run connects to our ranking service. It generates a nickname for that run. The score, stage and play duration are shared on the public leaderboard when the run ends. Rankings compare runs rather than individual people. The board resets each Monday at 00:00 UTC, with previous-week records removed within an hour.

Players can use “Delete my latest run” in the weekly dialog while that run’s token is still available in the current tab. Reloading or closing the tab loses the token. For help with a current-week record, contact the operator with its generated nickname and week. Please do not send a child’s identity documents.

Taking a break

The game can be stopped at any time. Regular saved progress stays in the same browser, but a live run should not be treated as a resumable save. Weekly runs must finish within two hours and before the week resets.

Questions or concerns?

Read the full privacy notice or visit About & contact. Parents and guardians are welcome to ask about privacy, report a problem or share feedback.