Privacy Policy

Steam

Goes to

Valve Corporation

When

Whenever you play.

What

• The game runs on Steam and uses your Steam ID, profile name and avatar to put you in a lobby and to show you to the other two players.
• Everything the three of you send each other while playing travels through the Steam relay network, so the other players do not get your IP address from us.
• We do not receive your email address, payment details, friends list or real name from Steam.

Kept for

Valve handles this data under its own privacy policy. We keep no copy of it on a server of ours, because we do not run one.

Steam Privacy Policy

Voice chat

Goes to

Unity Technologies (Vivox and Unity Authentication)

When

The game signs in to the voice service at the main menu. Your voice is sent only while you are in a lobby or a run with other players.

What

• The game signs you in to Unity anonymously. That creates a random player ID; there is no email and no password.
• Your Steam profile name is sent as your name in the voice channel.
• Your voice goes through Vivox servers to the other two players. It is not recorded or stored, by Unity or by us.
• Unity also processes a shortened IP address and a device ID to run the service.

Kept for

Voice is never kept. Vivox keeps the player ID, the shortened IP address and the device ID for up to 30 days. The anonymous sign-in itself stays with Unity until we delete it, which we do if you ask.

Unity Privacy Policy

Crash and error reports

Goes to

Functional Software, Inc. (Sentry), stored in Germany

When

Automatically, when the game hits an error, crashes or freezes. Also once each time the game starts and stops, so we can tell how many sessions end in a crash.

What

• What went wrong and where in our code it happened.
• The game version, the scene you were in, whether you were hosting, how long the game had been running, how much memory it was using, and the graphics settings you chose.
• Your operating system version and your CPU, graphics card and memory details.
• Up to the last 100 lines of the game log. These can contain the Steam IDs of the players in your lobby.
• A screenshot of the game window at the moment of the error. It shows only the game, never your desktop, but it can show the Steam names and avatars of the players you were with.
• The report is set up not to carry your user name, your machine name or your IP address.

Kept for

Sentry deletes reports automatically, after 90 days at the latest.

Sentry Privacy Policy

Gameplay statistics

Goes to

Unity Technologies (Unity Analytics)

When

While you play, unless you turn off Send anonymous gameplay stats in Settings, on the Display page. It is on by default.

What

• Which level a run was started on, each puzzle step the hosting player's game ruled on (which step, right or wrong, how many tries, how far into the run), how the run ended, and whether a player left a run before it ended.
• Whether voice chat signed in (and, if it did not, the kind of failure), each time you joined a voice room (the lobby's or the level's, and how many were in the party), and each time the game lost the voice room and how long it had been in it. Nothing you say is recorded or sent.
• Your graphics settings (quality, ambient occlusion, shadows, anti-aliasing, render scale, frame rate limit and vSync) when the game starts, and again each time you save a change to them.
• A random ID for the run and one for the party, and whether the build is the game, the demo or a playtest. The party ID is made from the Steam lobby and scrambled, so it cannot be traced back to it.
• Unity adds an installation ID it creates on your computer, your IP address and the country it points to, and your device and operating system details.
• No Steam ID, no Steam name, no voice and nothing you type is sent.

Kept for

Unity keeps the events for up to 13 months. Turning the switch off stops collection at once and asks Unity to delete what this installation already sent, which it does within 30 days.

Unity Privacy Policy

Leaderboards

Goes to

Unity Technologies (Leaderboards, Cloud Code and Cloud Save), and Valve Corporation to confirm who you are

When

When the three of you finish a level in the demo, each of your games signs the run once.

What

• The level, the run's time, a random ID for the run, and the Steam account IDs of the three players with the role each one played.
• A one-time Steam ticket that proves which Steam account signed. Our script sends it to Steam to check it and does not keep it.
• Once two of the three have signed the same run, the three players' best time on that level goes on its leaderboard, which other players of the game can read.
• The game uses the same anonymous Unity sign-in that voice chat uses.

Kept for

A leaderboard row, and the signatures behind it, stay for as long as the leaderboard does. We delete your rows if you ask.

Unity Privacy Policy

Bug reports you send

Goes to

Discord Inc., in a private channel only the team can read

When

Only when you open REPORT A BUG in the game and press SEND.

What

• The text you typed, including a Discord name if you chose to add one.
• The game log of this session and of the one before it, with the path of your home folder removed. They can contain Steam IDs and Steam names of the players in your lobby.
• The game version, your platform, your screen resolution, your role, the scene, and the state of your voice and network connection.
• No screenshot is sent with a bug report.

Kept for

We keep a report for as long as it helps us fix the game, and delete it earlier if you ask.

Discord Privacy Policy

Connection check

Goes to

Cloudflare and Google public DNS

When

Only when voice sign-in or a bug report fails to go through.

What

• The game asks two public DNS services whether the address it could not reach exists, to tell a broken connection apart from a broken service. The question contains that address and nothing about you, but like any request it arrives from your IP address.

Kept for

We receive only the answer and store none of it.