Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-08-23

What this policy covers

This policy explains what happens to data when you visit this site. It is a fan-made reference site about a Steam game — there are no accounts, no logins, and nothing to sign up for. Most visitors read a few pages and leave, and this policy is written for that visitor.

It covers this site only. Pages here link out to Steam, the game's official channels, and other sites; once you follow a link, that destination's own policy applies, not this one.

What this site collects

Nothing you type, because there is nothing to type into. This site has no account system, no comment box, no newsletter signup, and no contact form. It never asks for your name, email address, postal address, payment details, or Steam credentials, and it has no way to receive them.

What does get recorded, if you consent to analytics, is ordinary aggregate traffic data: which pages were viewed, roughly where in the world the visit came from, which browser and device type was used, what site you arrived from, and how long the visit lasted. This is used to understand which pages are worth expanding — not to identify you.

The site works fully without cookies. Nothing that tracks you loads until you choose to allow it.

When you first arrive, a banner asks whether you accept analytics and advertising cookies. If you decline, or simply ignore it, no analytics or advertising scripts are loaded at all — the page you are reading behaves the same either way. Your choice itself is remembered in a single small cookie so you are not asked again on every page.

You can change your mind at any time by clearing this site's cookies in your browser, which resets the banner.

Analytics providers

If, and only if, you accept analytics cookies, this site may load:

Google Analytics 4, which reports aggregate traffic patterns. Google's handling of that data is described in the Google Privacy Policy.
Microsoft Clarity, which records aggregate interaction patterns such as scroll depth and which parts of a page get clicked, so obvious usability problems are visible. Microsoft's handling of that data is described in the Microsoft Privacy Statement.

Both providers process this data on their own systems under their own terms. This site does not keep a separate copy of it and cannot look up an individual visitor in it.

Advertising

If this site displays ads and you accept advertising cookies, ads are served through Google AdSense. Google and its partners may use cookies to show ads based on your prior visits to this and other websites. How Google uses information from sites that use its services is described in Google's partner-sites notice.

You can turn off personalized advertising from Google at Google Ad Settings — ads will still appear, but they will not be tailored to you. Most browsers also let you block third-party cookies entirely.

How long data is kept

This site stores no visitor database of its own, so there is nothing here to retain or delete. Retention of the analytics data described above is governed by the settings and default retention periods of Google and Microsoft respectively, on their systems.

Your choices and rights

Depending on where you live, you may have the right to access, correct, delete, or object to the processing of personal data held about you, or to opt out of its sale or sharing. Because this site holds no visitor records itself, requests of that kind have to go to the provider actually holding the data — Google or Microsoft — through the links above.

The most direct control remains the consent banner: decline, and none of these providers receive anything about your visit in the first place.

Children

This site is a general-audience reference about a video game. It is not directed at children under 13, and it does not knowingly collect personal information from them. Since the site collects no personal information from anyone, there is nothing to remove — but if you believe a child's data has somehow reached this site, please get in touch and it will be addressed.

Where data goes

Google and Microsoft are global companies and may process the analytics and advertising data described above on servers outside your own country, including in the United States, under their respective policies.

Changes to this policy

When this policy changes, the date at the top of the page changes with it. Material changes — a new provider, a new category of data — will be reflected here before that provider is enabled, not after.

Contact

Questions about this policy, or about anything on this site, go through the contact page.