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Cookie policy and local storage

What is the difference between a cookie and local storage?

A cookie is a small piece of data that the browser may send to the server in appropriate requests. Local storage remains in the browser profile and is not sent to the server automatically. This document refers to both to explain data storage on the device.

The storage used by the game

Managing and changing the choice

Open "Cookie and storage preferences" in the start menu, the pause menu or here. Both options allow you to play. Turning save off deletes the existing battle save and game preferences in this browser, but does not stop the battle that is already open. The operation does not delete data of other sites or the privacy selection itself.

If the browser blocks storage, you can continue playing but saving or remembering the selection will not be available. You can delete all website data through the browser settings; A new selection will be displayed on the next visit. The selection change applies to the browser in which it was made.

Third parties and traffic data

There is no active advertising or analytics script, and there is no request for Google Fonts: the fonts are served locally. The browser may cache files for loading. The storage provider receives technical request data for the purpose of file delivery and security; Choosing no local save does not prevent the necessary communication with the server. For more details see Privacy Policy.