Privacy

Updated October 4, 2026. Questions: legal@dynamicarcades.com.

Playing without an account

You do not need an account or analytics to play. Our hosting provider, Cloudflare, delivers the pages and game files to your browser. Game saves and preferences, such as your music setting, stay on your device.

When a game finishes loading, we count one play for it. To stop repeated counting, the server keeps a salted hash of your network address for that game for up to a day; it never stores the address itself and does not link it to you. Play counts are shown publicly only as totals.

Unless you turn analytics off, we also record how long you actively play each game per day against that salted hash of your network address, so we can see which games people enjoy. People sharing a network are counted together. Only our administrators see it, and it is kept for up to a year.

If you create an account

An account stores your email address, username, the progress and best scores your games save, medals, the thumbs up or down you give games, and how long you play each game per day (only while the game is on screen and you are using it). Your username, medals and best scores appear publicly, for example on leaderboards. Your email address, saves, individual votes and play time are private to you and to the site's administrators, who see play time to understand which games people enjoy. This data is stored on our own server in Germany.

Sign-up and sign-in use Cloudflare Turnstile to check for bots, which receives your network connection and browser signals for that check. If you choose Google sign-in, Google tells us your email address and name. Account emails, such as confirming your address, are sent through Resend.

In your account's notification settings you choose which emails we may send you; every topic starts switched off. Emails about your account itself are always sent. To delete your account, write to legal@dynamicarcades.com from the account's email address.

Feedback

The feedback form sends your topic, message, the page you came from and, if you give it, your email address. If you are signed in, it is linked to your account. It is checked with Cloudflare Turnstile, stored on our server, and emailed to our team through Resend. We keep a salted hash of your network address to limit how many messages can be sent.

Analytics

We use an analytics provider, PostHog, to understand which pages and games people use, how long they play, how they found us, and whether games work reliably. It is on by default, and you can turn it off at any time without affecting play. If you turned it off earlier, or said no when we used to ask, it stays off.

This includes random browser and visit identifiers, pages visited, the website or campaign that brought you here, broad screen-size categories, and actions such as starting or finishing a game, how long you actively played it, sharing a result or choosing another game. The provider receives your network connection when this information is sent. We do not send scores, gameplay recordings, page text, names or email addresses.

Turning it off, and browser storage

A record in local browser storage holds random analytics identifiers so we can recognise a return from this browser; it is kept for up to 180 days after your last visit. It does not identify you across devices. If you turn analytics off, the same record remembers that instead, for as long as you keep visiting.

Use “Analytics settings” in the footer, when available, to turn analytics off or back on. Turning it off removes the analytics identifiers from this browser and stops future events. It does not erase events already sent. Clearing site data removes your choice, so analytics starts again on your next visit, and may erase game saves.

Retention and limitations

Our intended retention period for analytics is up to one year. Analytics may be unavailable or blocked; this does not prevent play. When analytics is disabled on our side, no analytics information is sent.