Website information
Privacy policy.
How information is handled when you visit the Game Cabin website or contact the studio.
01Who this notice is for
This draft covers the public Game Cabin website and enquiries sent to the studio, including player support and careers enquiries. It does not describe data processing inside a game or on an external store or social platform.
Game Cabin is the studio brand shown on this website. The operator’s legal name, registered address, and applicable jurisdiction must be confirmed before this notice is finalized. For a privacy question, contact [email protected].
02When you browse the website
Your browser sends the technical information needed to request pages and images, such as an IP address, requested URL, browser information, and request time. Hosting and delivery systems may process request and error logs to serve pages, diagnose failures, and protect the service.
The public website currently has no visitor registration or checkout. Its application code does not set advertising or analytics cookies or use browser storage to build visitor profiles. Browser caching can still retain downloaded pages, fonts, and images.
The final notice must identify the production hosting arrangements, relevant log retention, and any additional services used in that environment.
03Website analytics
The production website uses Umami to understand page visits. Requests go to analytics.routemarket.ai and include page paths and titles, referring pages, browser language, and screen size. The receiving service also receives network information needed to handle the request.
This integration does not use cookies, send contact-form contents, or identify administrator accounts. URL query parameters and fragments are removed. Local addresses, the administration application, and game previews are excluded; browsers with Do Not Track enabled do not send analytics. The analytics operator, processing location, and retention period must be confirmed in the final privacy policy.
04When you contact us
You choose what to include in an email: for example, your name, email address, a description of a problem, screenshots, or a portfolio link. Include only what is relevant to the enquiry.
The contact form and support buttons open a draft in your email application. They do not submit the message to a website database. The studio receives the message only if you send it through your email service. Your email provider may handle a draft under its own policies.
Do not send passwords, payment details, identity documents, or private information about another person. Remove unrelated personal information from screenshots and diagnostic material.
05Purposes and service providers
The proposed purposes are to respond to enquiries, investigate reported problems, discuss opportunities you ask about, and maintain the website’s reliability and security. A careers enquiry is not a subscription to a mailing list or permission to keep a portfolio indefinitely.
Website hosts and email providers may process information needed to deliver these services. Authorized studio staff may need access to relevant correspondence. The final policy must confirm the providers, processing locations, any international-transfer arrangements, and applicable legal grounds for these activities.
06Retention and security
The proposed retention approach is to keep correspondence for the time needed to handle the enquiry and related follow-up, taking account of any applicable legal requirements. Security records and backups can have separate retention periods. Specific periods and deletion procedures are still to be confirmed.
Email and internet services cannot guarantee absolute security. For a sensitive enquiry, first ask which information is needed and how it should be shared. Avoid including confidential material in an initial message.
07Your choices and requests
You can browse without sending an enquiry. To ask about information you have provided, or request access, correction, or deletion, email [email protected]. Identify the relevant correspondence without sending unnecessary identity documents.
Depending on the law that applies, you may also have rights to object, restrict processing, receive a portable copy of data, withdraw consent where processing relies on it, or complain to a data protection authority. The final notice must specify the applicable rights and the appropriate authority once the operator and processing arrangements are confirmed.
08External services and younger visitors
Store, social media, portfolio, and other external links take you to services with their own privacy practices. Review their notices before signing in or sharing information there.
This website has no child account or age-verification flow. Younger visitors should involve a parent or guardian before sending personal information. If you believe a child has sent information that should be removed, contact the studio with enough context to identify the message.
09Updates and contact
This draft will be revised as the operator details and actual practices are confirmed. The date above identifies this draft version. Material changes to the website’s data handling should be reflected in the final notice before those changes take effect.
For questions, email [email protected]. For a game issue, visit player support.