Information We Collect
Visiting this site generates the standard technical records any website produces: your IP address, browser and device type, the pages you request and the times of those requests, recorded in server logs used for security, debugging and understanding which pages are useful. If standard analytics are enabled, they record aggregated, pseudonymous usage statistics — pages viewed, approximate region, referral source — of the kind every small site uses to decide what to write next.
We do not offer user accounts, profiles, newsletters or comment systems, and we do not ask for your name, payment details or any account credentials anywhere on this site. If you email us, we receive your email address and whatever you include in your message, used solely to reply and to act on corrections or requests you send.
Cookies
This site uses, at most, the minimal cookies required for basic analytics and for remembering simple preferences (such as dismissing a notice). These cookies do not identify you personally to us, are not used to build advertising profiles, and are never sold or shared for marketing. You can block or clear cookies in your browser at any time; the site remains fully readable with cookies disabled, because a guide that breaks without tracking cookies would be a poor guide.
Third-party services embedded or linked from this site operate under their own cookie and privacy practices, described below. We do not control those practices and this policy does not cover them.
Third-Party Links and Services
This site links extensively to third parties, most importantly Steam (steampowered.com), where the game is sold, and to community platforms such as Reddit and art communities. When you follow a link and leave this site, the destination's own privacy policy governs what it collects — including Steam's account, purchase and cookie practices, which apply if you buy the game there. We receive no personal information about your Steam account, purchases or activity from those services.
We do not embed social-media trackers, advertising networks or data brokers on this site. If that ever changes, this policy will be updated first and the change will be described here in plain terms, because a privacy policy that changes silently is not a policy at all.
Data Sharing, Retention and Your Rights
We do not sell, rent or trade personal data — full stop. Server logs and analytics are accessible only to the people who operate this site and to the hosting and analytics providers that process them on our behalf, under their own security practices. Logs are retained only as long as operationally useful and then rotated out; emails are kept while a correction or request is active and deleted when it is resolved, unless you ask us to keep the thread.
Depending on where you live, you may have legal rights to access, correct or delete personal data held about you, and to object to its processing. Because what we hold is so minimal — chiefly logs and any email you sent us — most requests are simple to honour: contact us via the contact page, identify the data concerned, and we will act promptly and confirm when it is done.
Children and Changes to This Policy
This site covers an adults-only game and is written for an adult audience; it is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect information from children. If you believe a child's information has reached us — for example, through an email — contact us and it will be deleted.
We may update this policy as the site or the law changes. The current version always lives at this URL, and the page's modified date at the top reflects the latest revision. Material changes — new categories of collection, new sharing — will be described in this section rather than slipped into the text. Last point, and the one that matters most: if anything here is unclear, ask us. Plain language is the policy, not just the style.
How to Exercise Your Choices
Practicalities, briefly. To ask what data we hold that relates to you, write to us via the contact page identifying the email address you used with us or the approximate dates of your visits; because our holdings are minimal, most answers are short and most deletions are total within days. To limit analytics collection, block cookies or use your browser's tracking protection — the site fully respects both and loses no functionality that a reader would notice. To stop receiving replies from us, simply do not write to us; we operate no mailing list and send no marketing email of any kind, to anyone, ever.
If you are a parent or guardian asking about a child's data, the same channel applies and such requests are prioritised. And if any sentence of this policy reads as less plain than promised, that is a bug by our own standard — report it like any other error, and the revision will thank you by existing.
Contact for Privacy Matters
Privacy questions, requests and complaints go through the same contact page as everything else on this site, marked 'Privacy' in the subject line so they are routed first. You do not need to cite a law, a regulation or an article number to exercise a right with us — plain words describing what you want found, corrected or deleted are enough, and if we need more information to locate the data, we will ask for the minimum necessary and explain why. That is the whole procedure, and it is deliberately as short as the data it governs.