Request Games

There are thousands of awesome board games out there, and as hard as we work towards adding more games to the site, we're sure you've got some favorite games that you'd like to request we add as well, and this is the place to do it!

Request Games

The open sales period for away games will begin one month before the game, on Thursday morning at 9 a.m., and end the following week on Wednesday at 4 p.m. For sales period details, please see the Football Ticket Distribution Schedule.

If you want someone else to pick up your away game ticket for you, or if someone else wants you to pick up their away game ticket for them, we use pickupmytix.utk.edu for all away games. Instructions on how to designate someone to pick up your ticket can be found at pickupmytix.utk.edu.

You may only submit one game/animation per request, and the link provided must point to the web page on which it is played (if you can't find the page for whatever reason, you may link directly to the main file of said content instead). Requests for multiple games/animations or general links to the provider's main page (e.g. just "Newgrounds.com") will not be accepted. Note: Microsites and games that are spread across multiple interlinked web pages may be submitted as a single request.

Rams Club members have until 5 p.m. on Wednesday, June 15, to request tickets to individual Tar Heel Football games before those tickets go on sale to the general public. Requests are limited to 12 for each game. The game against Notre Dame is limited to eight (8), and the game at Appalachian State is limited to six (6). To request your tickets, please log into your account by clicking here.

All seat assignments for Tar Heel Football games will be based on The Rams Club priority point system. Due to our tremendous support, single game tickets will only be available in Zones 2, 3 and returned visitor seating allotments, based on availability. Click here to view Zone Map. An email confirmation will be sent no later than 5 p.m. on Friday, July 1, and credit cards will be charged at that time for the tickets we are able to fulfill.

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Well-known users or moderators of other games in a series may request unreleased games beginning 21 days prior to launch. In rare cases, requests for unreleased games may be accepted by well-known users and only at site staff discretion. Series moderators may also add games to complete a series. Games will not be added prior to release for users who are not well-known.

Game series must be requested by a moderator of at least one game within that series. If you want to request a game as part of an existing series, consult a series moderator first for their approval. They will either add the game themselves or recommend you use the "Request game" button on the respective series' page for your submission.

Each game is generally limited to one board. Until the site is better capable of supporting additional sections in each board, a "Category Extensions" board may be allowed to popular games to accommodate additional category sections on a case by case basis. Category extension boards must be requested by moderators of the existing game through the Support Hub.

Early Access TitlesGames in a very early development stage will be examined much more thoroughly, and if balancing and bug changes are happening quite frequently we may hold off on accepting the request for a board until the game is more developed.

Demos/Pre-release Versions/PrototypesIf a page for the full-game is already present, we would suggest you send these requests to the moderators of the game in question, as they may add it as a category and avoid the need for an additional game listing. We may deny your request on the basis that we don't want two separate pages to track the exact same game, with the only key difference between the two being that one has less content or content of an earlier version. These are dealt with on a case-by-case basis.

PvPPvP games are allowed on the basis that there is some sort of speedrunnable single player mode. Solely PvP speedruns will be put under higher scrutiny and will be expected to have measures to prevent unfair advantages and cheating.

NSFW content - Current site precedent is to not accept games built around NSFW content. If it's worse than an "R" rated movie or an "M" rated game, we probably don't want to track it. This may include certain taboo topics of a sexual nature and games that need patched to remove inappropriate content. We may find better ways to isolate this content in the future, but for now we definitely do not want to expose users to these types of games.

If a console needs to be specified in the game name, for consistency, it should appear like the following: Tetris (NES/GB). For some games a year of release in parentheses may be more clear than the console. At times, site staff may make minor changes to game names to maintain consistency in the search bar.

If you purchased a game through our website, you can open a support request or email [email protected] to request a refund. Please read our refund policy before requesting a refund to make sure you qualify.

If you purchased from another marketplace, you must contact them directly to be refunded. Every marketplace has its own refund policy. If you purchased a game from Steam, Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, Google, etc, you will need to request a refund from them directly. Several marketplaces don't offer refunds. We've provided links to many relevant refund policies below:

Please note: Our data request system is currently going through a revamp. We are moving to a system where IFWIS staff work in concert with the Regional Technical Assistance Managers on data requests to better serve requestees and their data needs. This process typically takes from one to three weeks depending on our work load and the nature of the request.

Please note this form does NOT equate to a reservation. If you want to be sure we have what you want on the date you want please book through our standard rental system. We will do our best to provide the games you want on the date you want them.

As a side note, I'd recommend against doing increments by GET requests on GET is meant to be a safe method, i.e. you can do it as many times as you want and it won't affect the server state; this is by design of HTTP and REST. Clearly, this would cause problems if you take action on a GET. I'd suggest using POST for actions with side effect, and putting the amount and perhaps the action name within the request entity, then.

Please note, to fulfil this request, ALL account data will be removed including all game progress, along with both purchased and earned items, including all in-game currency. This process cannot be reversed.

On Tuesday, December 6, Metrocrest Services sent out a 9-1-1 request for toys for its Holiday Program. With 600 families currently signed up to participate, 58% of whom have never used Metrocrest Services before, and an additional 200 anticipated to sign up before the December 15 enrollment deadline, its current inventory of gifts isn't enough to meet the increased demand.

Once your club and teams are registered, it is easy to upload games you have already arranged OR to request games to fill your schedule. For each game you are looking to fill add a game in the schedule against "Looking for Home Game" or "Looking for Away Game" and all the other registered clubs will see your request. You will also be able to access everyone else's contact info to reach out to them.

There are some things to keep in mind before you try to request a refund on Steam. It's theoretically possible to submit a request for any game that you've bought on Steam, as long as you purchased it less than 14 days ago and haven't played more than two hours.

So don't go requesting refunds constantly or trying to use the system to speedrun games and then ask for a refund. Your right to ask for a refund may then be revoked and you won't be able to do it in future.

For in-game content, the policies are a little different. If it's a Valve-developed game then you usually have 48 hours to request a refund on in-game purchases as long as the purchase hasn't been modified, used or transferred. Games from other developers may be different.

If you're not on the PC you have Steam installed on, don't worry as you can carry out the refund request in another way too. Just head over to the Steam Support site, log in there and then follow the same steps.

Once you've submitted the request all you have to do is wait. Your request will need to be checked and Valve says that the approval process can take up to seven days. You should get an email when it is complete.

Historically this was used for CD/DVD keys where you had a physical copy of a game and wanted to add it to Steam. But in recent years you have the option to purchase games from the likes of Green Man Gaming, Humble Bundle, Fanatical or other sites. These can then be redeemed on Steam. This can sometimes be a good way to grab a bargain with discounted keys or bundles making games more affordable. But can you refund these sorts of purchases via Steam? In short, no. If you need a refund here you'll have to contact the relevant site you purchased the key from.

Adrian has been a tech enthusiast since the 90s with a particular passion for gaming that developed thanks to his first gaming outings on Pong, Zork and Space Invaders.In the years that followed he dabbled in various games consoles and personal computers starting with the humble Commodore 64 before moving to Sega Mega Drive, Dreamcast, Nintendo 64, PlayStation 2 and then into the world of PC gaming. His gaming outings online in the days of dial-up modems included Command and Conquer and Battlefield 2 before he found the joys of gaming communities and started Enemy Boat Spotted over 10 years ago.Over the years, Adrian's passion for technology has grown. He has built multiple gaming PCs by hand, and equipped his home with a variety of smart devices. He has been writing about tech and gadgets for the last few years and enjoys sharing that passion with anyone that will listen.Adrian is currently obsessed with Virtual Reality and is excited to see the future that holds for all of us. 041b061a72