GET SOME: HELL ZONE · iOS

Privacy Policy

Updated September 25, 2026

No account is required. The game has no third-party advertising or analytics SDKs.

On your device

Settings, initials, leaderboard preference, and saved results stay on your device unless you choose a global submission. Confirming a score saves it to the device top-ten system. MENU → Clear device scores removes those scores and completion records, but keeps settings and remembered initials.

Global scores

The app checks the public leaderboard at startup, when a connection returns, when Global is selected, and after a run—even in Device mode. These checks do not upload your initials or results.

Choosing a global submission sends your initials, score, level, kills, completion status, run duration, app version, run timestamp, and a submission identifier. Initials, results, and submission time are public. Offline Submit saves only on your device; device scores are never automatically uploaded.

Online services

Our host receives your IP address and request information. The leaderboard stores a nonpublic hash of your IP address and browser information to limit repeated submissions. It retains up to 250 ranked entries until displaced or removed, with no fixed expiry. Rate-limit timestamps older than an hour are cleared during later submissions; hosting logs follow the host’s retention settings.

Version 1.0.0 loads Google Fonts, which sends your IP address and request information to Google, including in Device mode. Starting with version 1.0.1, fonts are bundled inside the app and no requests are made to Google Fonts. See Google Fonts privacy information. Our hosting and email providers help deliver these services; support emails are used to respond to you.

Contact and removal

Email contact@riley-studios.com for privacy questions or removal requests. To identify a global score, include its initials, score, level, and approximate date. Clearing device scores does not remove global entries. We may need details to verify a request.

We’ll update this page when our data practices change.