This policy explains how SoloGameDev handles information when you play Alien Siege, use its online features, make purchases, view ads, or use this website. Features may vary by platform and release.
Game Progress and Online Services
The game stores progress, settings, currency, unlocks and gameplay results on your device. Online services use an automatically generated player identifier and anonymous authentication; you do not need to choose an email address or password to play. We use Supabase to operate online profiles, leaderboards, events, teams and purchase-reward delivery. Records can include your player identifier, chosen display name, selected country, progress, scores, gameplay totals, team membership and update times.
Leaderboard entries, including your chosen name, country, rank and gameplay results, and information about your team membership can be seen by other players. Choose a display name that does not reveal information you want to keep private. Country selection does not require access to your precise device location.
Where enabled on Android, Google Play Games provides platform cloud saves. These features can use your Play Games player identifier and display name to associate saved progress with your platform account. Platform cloud saves are separate from our Supabase online records.
Purchases
Apple or Google processes payments. We use RevenueCat and our backend to verify purchases, restore eligible benefits and deliver rewards. This involves your app player identifier, product and transaction identifiers, purchase history, subscription status and related purchase timing and device/platform information. We do not receive your full payment-card details from the app stores.
Purchase records also help prevent duplicate rewards, recover interrupted deliveries, handle refunds and provide support. Removing the game or requesting data deletion does not cancel an app-store subscription; manage subscriptions through your Apple or Google account.
Advertising and Privacy Choices
Alien Siege uses Google AdMob for optional rewarded ads and interstitial ads at eligible breaks in play. Google's advertising and consent SDKs can process IP addresses, approximate location, device or app identifiers, ad interactions, usage information, diagnostics and consent choices to deliver and measure ads, prevent fraud and maintain their services. The information processed depends on your platform, region and choices.
Where required, Google's consent form appears before ads are requested. You can revisit available choices through Ad privacy choices in the game's Settings. Choosing against personalized advertising may still allow non-personalized or limited ads. You can decline an optional rewarded ad without making a purchase. Eligible Commander and VIP benefits remove interstitial ads and provide the advertised rewarded-ad benefits.
The current iOS app does not request permission to access Apple's advertising identifier (IDFA). This does not mean that advertising SDKs collect no information. The game does not request camera, microphone, contacts, health or precise-location permissions for these features.
Website and Support
If you join the launch notification list, we collect the email address you submit. The website stores it in your browser's local storage and sends it to SoloGameDev through our email delivery provider, Resend. Data-deletion requests include the contact email, platform, identifiers and details you provide so we can locate the records and respond. Our hosting and service providers may process technical connection information, such as IP addresses and request logs, to operate and protect the website and services.
How Information Is Used and Shared
We use information to run the game and online features, save progress, verify and deliver purchases, provide advertising choices, prevent abuse, diagnose problems and respond to requests. Information is processed by service providers as needed for those functions. Public leaderboard and team information is shared with other players. Advertising providers process information under their own policies and your applicable privacy choices.
Provider information is available from Supabase, RevenueCat, Google advertising, Google Play Games, Apple, Vercel and Resend.
Retention and Your Choices
We retain information as needed to operate the features described here, maintain purchase and reward records, prevent abuse, resolve disputes and meet applicable obligations. You can request access, correction or deletion through our data deletion form. We may need information to verify the request and identify the records. Some transaction or security records may need to be retained; we will explain any applicable limitation when handling your request.
You can avoid submitting a waitlist email, clear website local storage, manage device advertising preferences, and revisit in-game privacy choices where available. Device-only saves must be removed on your device. Uninstalling the game alone does not necessarily remove server records. Apple, Google and other providers may separately retain records under their own policies. Information may be processed in countries other than the country where you live.
Age and Younger Players
Alien Siege is intended for teens and adults aged 13 and over. It is not designed for children under 13. Privacy and advertising protections for younger players can vary by country; being 13 or older does not automatically mean a player can consent to every use of their data.
The game asks for an age range to apply its privacy settings. That choice is saved on your device; we do not ask for a birth date or identity document. Advertising providers receive the corresponding age-treatment settings. Players under 18 receive restricted advertising treatment.
If you believe a child has provided personal information that should be removed, contact us using the data deletion form so we can investigate and take appropriate action.
Contact and Changes
For privacy questions or requests, use the data deletion form and describe your question. We may update this policy as the game or its services change; the date above shows the latest update.