Privacy Policy

Effective date: May 25, 2026

This page explains what information Armor of God (the game) collects, what information the platforms it ships on may collect, and what choices you have. Armor of God is an independent project by Shaun Graham, a solo developer. I am not a company, I do not run advertising, and I do not sell or share player data.

What the game collects from your device

Nothing. Armor of God does not include analytics, telemetry, crash reporting, or any other code that sends information from your computer to me. The game runs entirely on your device. The only files it writes to your disk are local save data, settings, and log files in your user folder.

What the storefront and platform services collect

When you buy or run Armor of God through a storefront (such as Epic Games Store, Steam, GOG, itch.io, or a console marketplace), that storefront and its platform services process certain information so that features like ownership, achievements, friends lists, and the in-game social overlay can work. That processing is governed by the platform's own privacy policy, not by me. The platforms involved are:

• Epic Games / Epic Online Services — when you launch the Epic Games Store version, the game asks Epic for the minimum sign-in scope needed to identify you (your Epic Account ID, display name, and language). Epic also records which achievements you have unlocked. The game does not request access to your friends list, presence, email, or country. Read Epic's policy at epicgames.com/privacypolicy.
• Other storefronts (Steam, GOG, etc.) will be listed here when those versions ship. Each will be governed by the respective storefront's privacy policy.

I receive only aggregate sales reports from these platforms — number of copies sold, refunds, regional breakdowns. I do not receive your name, email address, payment information, IP address, or any other personal identifier from these reports.

Achievements and online features

If a storefront supports achievements, the fact that you unlocked a specific achievement is sent to that storefront under your account. That information stays inside the storefront's systems. I can see anonymized totals (for example, "43% of players have unlocked Coward") but not which individual player unlocked what.

Children's privacy

Armor of God is not directed at children under 13, and I do not knowingly collect information from children. Storefront age policies apply at the point of purchase.

If you are in the EU / EEA / UK (GDPR)

Because the game itself collects nothing, there is no data for me to give you access to, correct, or delete. For data that a storefront processes on my behalf (for example, your achievement progress on Epic Games Store), please use that storefront's privacy controls, which give you the right to access, correct, or delete that data under GDPR Articles 15–17. I will reasonably assist with any such request that is forwarded to me at the contact address below.

If you are in California (CCPA / CPRA)

I do not sell or share personal information about California residents. As above: if a storefront processes data on my behalf, use that storefront's controls to exercise your CCPA rights, or contact me below and I will assist.

Data retention

Because I do not receive personal information from the platforms, I have nothing to retain. The platforms retain account-level data according to their own retention schedules.

Changes to this policy

If this policy ever changes, I will update the effective date at the top of this page. Material changes (for example, if a future version of the game added telemetry) will be called out prominently in release notes.

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