Ort Raiders Privacy Policy

Effective October 21, 2026

Ort Raiders is a single-player survival game made by Tiny Gaming Games, an independent developer ("we", "us"). This policy explains what happens to information when you play it, on Android and on PC.

What the game keeps on your device

The game stores these files in its own private storage on your device:

• your settings: controls and key bindings, display, sound and gameplay options;
• your worlds ("Your servers"): the islands you play, with their bases, items and rival groups;
• your progress across worlds: the orts you have banked, the traits they bought, the Curator's book and the costumes you have unlocked, and your fishing derby wins;
• on Android, how much of the free week you have played and whether you have bought the full game.

None of this identifies you, and none of it is sent to us. The game has no text entry: you never type a name, a message or any other personal detail into it. The other characters you meet and chat with are all computer-controlled; there are no other players.

On Android these files are excluded from Android's automatic backup. Uninstalling the game deletes them (on PC, they stay in the game's user folder until you delete it).

Google Play Games cloud save

This section applies to Android versions of the game that include Google Play Games; when they do, the game's Settings show a "Cloud save" row.

If you are signed in to Google Play Games, the game saves one copy of your progress across worlds (the list above: banked orts, traits, curios, costumes, derby wins and the free week's play time) in Google Play Games' saved games, in your Google account, so it carries over when you reinstall or change phones. Your worlds themselves are not uploaded; they stay on the device. Google Play Games may sign you in on its own when the game starts, if you have set it up on your phone; otherwise you can sign in from Settings, or not at all. The game plays fully without it.

The game does not read your Google Play Games name, email address, profile picture, friends list or player ID, and we cannot see your saved progress. Google Play Games is provided by Google, which handles your Play Games profile, sign-in and saved games under the Google Privacy Policy. Google describes what its Play Games software collects, including its own analytics and diagnostics, on its Play Games Services data disclosure page. You can delete the game's saved data, or your whole Play Games profile, from your Play Games profile settings or your Google Account.

Buying the full game

On Android the first week of play time is free. After that, the full game is unlocked by one purchase made through Google Play. Google Play handles the purchase and your payment under the Google Play Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy; we never receive your card or other payment details. The game asks Google Play whether you own the full game and, when you buy it, confirms the purchase with Google Play so that it stays yours; on your device it keeps only whether you own it. Google Play gives us the order records it gives every developer (such as an order number, the product, the price and the date), which we use only for our accounts, refunds and support. On PC the game has no purchases inside it.

Rating the game

On Android, after about three hours of play in total, the game may ask Google Play, once, to show its rating card. Google decides whether the card appears. If you rate or review the game, that goes straight to Google Play under Google Play's terms; the game never sees your rating or review.

Information Google Play shares with developers

Like every app on Google Play, we can see statistics that Google Play gives developers, such as numbers of installs and Android vitals (crash and freeze rates and reports, from devices whose owners chose to share usage and diagnostics with Google). These come from Google, not from the game, and do not identify you. We use them only to find and fix problems in the game.

Permissions

On Android the game uses vibration, to buzz when you are hit (you can turn this off in Settings), and Google Play's billing service, for the purchase of the full game. Android also lists network access, which the game's Google Play libraries (for the purchase and the rating card) bring with them; the game itself sends nothing over the network. Versions that include Google Play Games also use the network to reach Google Play Games.

Ads, purchases and selling data

The game shows no ads and does not use an advertising ID. Apart from the one purchase that unlocks the full game on Android, it sells nothing: orts and every other item in the game are earned only by playing, cannot be bought and have no real-world value. We do not sell, rent or share information about you with anyone, because we do not have any.

If you contact us

If you email us, we receive your email address and whatever you write. We use it only to reply to you, keep it no longer than needed for that, and never share it.

Children

Ort Raiders is meant for players aged 13 and over and is not directed at children. The game does not collect personal information from anyone, including children.

Your choices and rights

Because we hold no personal information about you, there is nothing for us to access, correct or delete on your behalf, except an email you have sent us, which we will delete on request. Data held by Google (your Play Games profile and saved games, your reviews) is managed in your Google Account and Play Games settings. If you have any question about your privacy, write to us at the address below.

Changes to this policy

If the game ever starts handling information differently, we will update this page and its effective date before that version is released.

Contact

Tiny Gaming Games
Email: tinygaminggames@gmail.com