Privacy policy
01What we collect, and only with your consent
On first launch the game asks whether you want to share anonymous data. Until you answer yes, nothing is collected or sent. With your yes, the game sends:
| What | Examples |
|---|---|
| How you play | Screens and windows you open and for how long, buttons you could not use and why, tutorial chapters, game length, the country and options you picked, wars and peace in your game, the in-game date. |
| How the game runs | Frame rate and stutters each minute, loading times, memory use, benchmark results, your graphics settings. |
| Your PC | Graphics card, processor, memory, operating system, screen resolution. |
| Errors | The type of error and the names of the game's functions involved. File paths and your Windows user name are removed first. |
| Ratings and feedback | A 1 to 5 rating when you choose to give one, and the feedback you write and send yourself. |
| An anonymous id | A random number made on your PC for this install, plus a random number for each session. It is not your Steam account. |
We never collect your name, your Steam account or Steam id, your email, your saves, your files, your computer's name, or your location. Your IP address is not stored and is not used to find your location.
Feedback you write is sent as you wrote it: please do not include personal details such as names or email addresses.
02Why
To find where players get stuck or stop playing, which parts of the game are confusing, which errors happen, and how the game runs on different computers, so we can fix problems, improve the game and set honest system requirements. We do not use the data for advertising, we do not sell it, and we do not build profiles of individual people.
Legal basis (EU/UK GDPR): your consent (Article 6(1)(a)). You can withdraw it at any time; withdrawing does not affect what was sent before.
03Who processes it and where
The data is stored with PostHog (PostHog Inc.), our analytics service, on its servers in the European Union. PostHog processes it only on our behalf, under a data processing agreement. Only the Primacy team can see it.
04How long we keep it
12 months, then it is deleted. When you are offline, the game keeps up to 7 days of data on your PC and sends it later; switching sharing off deletes that local copy at once.
05Your choices and rights
- Switch it off: Settings > General > Share anonymous play data. Nothing more is collected or sent.
- See what is sent: Settings > General > What we send shows the last events exactly as they are sent.
- Erase it: Settings > General > Delete my data. Everything sent from your PC is erased within 30 days and the game starts a new anonymous id.
- You may also contact us at dev@primacy.world to ask for access, correction or deletion, or to object. You have the right to complain to your data protection authority.
Because the data is anonymous, we can only find yours by the id on your PC: use the in-game button, or include the id from "What we send" when you write to us.
06Children
Primacy is not directed at children under 16, and we do not knowingly collect their data.
07Steam
Valve runs Steam under its own privacy policy. We receive no personal data from Steam for this analytics.
08Changes
If we change what we collect, we update this page and the date above; anything new will need your yes again.
09This website
primacy.world uses no cookies, no analytics and no advertising. It remembers only your sound choice, in your own browser's storage; nothing of it is sent to us.
The page fonts load from Google Fonts, so Google receives your IP address when the page opens. Links to Steam take you to Valve's sites, under Valve's privacy policy. Like any website, our hosting provider may keep short-lived technical logs to deliver the pages.