Cookie Notice

1. What we store, and why

This Platform is deliberately light on storage. There is no account system, no advertising network and no cross-site profiling, so the only things kept on your device are the settings needed for the site to behave sensibly on your next visit.

2. What is on your device

• Your country version. Which of the four versions you are viewing, whether you chose it yourself and when it was set. The country comes either from your own choice in the header or from the lookup described below, and what is kept is a two-letter code with a timestamp.
• Whether the lookup already ran. A marker that lasts only as long as the browser session, so the country is checked once rather than on every page.
• Whether you dismissed this notice. So the bar at the bottom of the page does not reappear on every visit.

None of these identify you. None are transmitted to us, sold, or shared with any third party. They are short settings sitting in your own browser, and clearing your site data removes them.

3. What we do not use

We set no advertising cookies, no conversion pixels and no cross-site trackers of our own. We do not run a marketing tag manager on this site, and we do not build a profile of what you play in order to sell it to anyone.

4. The country lookup

Once a day the site asks an external service (api.country.is, falling back to ipwho.is) which country your IP address belongs to, so the right version opens without you hunting for the selector. Nothing is stored on their side for us, the answer we keep is a two-letter code, and picking a country by hand switches the lookup off for good. Adding ?geo=reset to any address clears the stored country if you want the lookup to run again.

5. Games served by their studios

When you open a title, the game itself loads from the studio that produced it, inside a frame. That studio may set its own technical storage for the duration of the session, for example to remember a sound setting or the state of the round. Those items belong to the studio, are governed by their own policies, and end up in your browser under their domain rather than ours. Closing the game window ends the session on our side.

6. Managing or clearing storage

Every major browser lets you inspect and clear site data: in Chrome and Edge through Settings, Privacy and security, Cookies and site data; in Firefox through Settings, Privacy and Security, Cookies and Site Data; in Safari through Settings, Privacy, Manage Website Data. Clearing data for this domain removes both values above. The site still works afterwards; it simply forgets which country version you chose and shows the notice again.

7. Questions

If you want to know exactly what is stored for your visit, or you would like anything removed, write to [SUPPORT_EMAIL]. Our privacy policy covers the wider picture of what data the Platform handles.