Privacy Policy

Little Party Quest • Lucky Mimic Games
Last updated: 13 November 2026

Lucky Mimic Games is responsible for the information we handle in Little Party Quest for Android (com.littlepartyquest.game), our separately distributed diagnostic test builds, and this website. Contact: luckymimicgames@gmail.com.

Current version: Little Party Quest 0.11.0 for Android. Versions 0.10.0 and 0.11.0 contain no advertising, gameplay analytics or real-money purchases. They do not include Google Mobile Ads (AdMob), Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) or Unity Services Analytics. Progress and settings are stored locally. The sections on older versions below apply only to installations that include those services; they do not describe the current version.

1. Game data stored on your device

No game account is required. Progress, in-game currency and inventory, unlocked content, preferences, tutorial status and, in versions that support it, an unfinished battle or run are saved locally. We do not operate a player cloud-save service for the Android game. Local save files may include recovery copies. Device or operating-system backups, if enabled, are managed by your backup provider.

You can remove local app data through Android Settings > Apps > Little Party Quest > Storage > Clear storage (wording varies by device). This permanently removes local progress and settings. Clearing app storage does not delete data already processed by Google, Unity or information you have sent to support. Backups and previously exported reports must be managed separately.

The game does not request access to contacts, camera, microphone or precise device location. In older versions containing advertising services, those services may infer an approximate location from an IP address. Optional vibration uses your device's vibration feature.

2. Gameplay analytics: current and older versions

Versions 0.10.0 and 0.11.0 do not collect or send gameplay analytics through Unity Services Analytics or another gameplay analytics SDK. The game does not automatically send your progress or gameplay events to us. Google Play and Android may separately process installation, device and diagnostic information under Google's own privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy. This platform processing is separate from analytics integrated into the game.

Older classic alpha versions support optional Unity Analytics. Collection starts after you allow analytics and the service is available. You can decline and play without it. If enabled, information may include installation identifiers, IP address, device and app information, sessions, and gameplay events such as level results, turns, stars, abilities, revives and tutorial activity. These identifiers mean the data is not necessarily anonymous. Our custom gameplay events do not include your name or email address.

In classic versions that provide these controls, Settings lets you disable analytics and request deletion of analytics associated with that installation. Disabling collection does not itself delete earlier events. Sending a deletion request requires an internet connection and does not reset game progress.

The current redesigned game has no Unity Analytics settings or analytics-deletion button because that service is not integrated. Updating does not automatically erase analytics previously collected by an older version. Contact us for assistance with earlier data; we may need an installation identifier to locate it and cannot identify an installation from a name alone.

Unity's privacy information: https://unity.com/legal/game-player-and-app-user-privacy-policy

3. Advertising, privacy choices and purchases

Current versions 0.10.0 and 0.11.0 show no ads, do not use an advertising identifier and do not contact AdMob or UMP. No advertising-consent form is needed for these absent services. There are no real-money purchases; spending in-game currency does not charge money. These statements describe these versions, not a promise that future versions will never change.

Older test versions before 0.10.0 may include Google Mobile Ads (AdMob) with Google's test advertising IDs. The rest of this advertising section describes only those older installations. Real-money purchases are currently disabled. Rewarded ads are optional and can provide the reward described on the relevant game screen. A local simulated ad in a diagnostic build is different from an ad loaded through Google's SDK; test advertising is not a guarantee that no data is processed.

In those older installations, when Google's advertising or consent services are contacted, Google may process IP addresses, device or other identifiers, app interactions, diagnostic information and privacy-choice information. These services use data to provide advertising and consent functionality, measure performance and prevent fraud. Those test advertising requests were configured as non-personalized; this does not mean that no device storage or personal data is used. The earlier beta advertising integration used restricted age treatment, under-age-of-consent flags to both UMP and Mobile Ads, and a G maximum ad-content rating to all test users as a conservative testing configuration. We do not collect your age or infer that every player is a child. Under this restricted configuration, Google may not require a consent form. The current declared audience is ages 13 and above.

Earlier beta versions before 0.10.0 that include the consent integration use Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP) to check privacy requirements and show a privacy message when required. Advertising initialization and requests are gated by UMP's permission to request ads. Where Google requires a privacy-options entry, you can reopen it from the game's Settings. If consent or ads are unavailable, ordinary gameplay remains available, although an ad-dependent reward may be unavailable. Older classic versions do not provide this new UMP interface.

Choosing to watch a rewarded ad is separate from consenting to personal-data processing. Where consent is required, you can make or change the choices offered in the privacy form. You can also manage or delete your advertising ID through Android's privacy settings. Local progress deletion and the classic Unity analytics deletion control do not delete Google's advertising data.

Google privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Google advertising privacy controls: https://safety.google/privacy/ads-and-data/

4. Diagnostic testing and support

Diagnostic builds may write local reports containing gameplay events, timing and performance measurements, errors, and app or device information to help investigate problems. These local reports are not automatically uploaded by our playtest-reporting feature. If you choose to send a report, screenshot, save file or feedback to us, we receive the content you share and use it to investigate and improve the game. Please review attachments and avoid sending unrelated sensitive information.

If you email us, we receive your address and the information you provide. We use this to respond to support and privacy requests. A report you upload to a sharing service is also handled under that service's policies.

5. This website and service providers

This website runs on our own server rented from Hetzner Online GmbH in Germany (European Union). It uses no cookies, no analytics and no advertising, and loads no fonts or scripts from other companies. To deliver pages and keep the server secure, the server briefly processes technical connection data such as your IP address; it does not keep a log of page visits. The website remembers your language choice only in your own browser storage.

We do not sell personal information. Hetzner provides our server hosting and Google provides our email service; both may process associated information. In older versions containing the relevant SDKs, Google may also process advertising and consent information, and Unity may process analytics enabled in classic versions. Those advertising and analytics integrations are absent from 0.10.0 and 0.11.0. We may also disclose information when legally required. Providers may process information outside your country under their applicable safeguards and policies.

6. Purposes, retention and security

We process local game data to provide gameplay and retain it until it is cleared or replaced in normal use. For older versions, where applicable law requires a legal basis, optional analytics and consent-dependent advertising processing rely on consent. Support, debugging, security and fraud prevention may rely on our legitimate interests, balanced against your rights, and some records may be retained to meet legal obligations.

Support messages and reports shared with us are retained only as long as needed to resolve requests, investigate relevant issues and meet applicable obligations, then deleted or de-identified. Provider-held analytics and advertising data follow the provider's applicable retention and deletion rules; they are not erased merely by uninstalling the game. Contact us about data we hold or process through our services. We do not promise an exact deletion date for data controlled independently by another provider.

We use reasonable safeguards to protect information. No storage or transmission system is completely secure.

7. Your rights and deletion requests

Depending on your location, you may have rights to access, correct, delete or receive a copy of your personal data, restrict or object to processing, withdraw consent, and complain to a data protection authority. Email luckymimicgames@gmail.com with the subject "Little Party Quest privacy request". Tell us the app version and the type of request. We may ask for limited additional information necessary to identify the relevant records and verify the request; do not send passwords or identity documents unless a specific justified need has been explained.

There is no player account to delete. To delete the progress of the Android game, clear the app's storage as described in section 1. Requests about local progress, earlier Unity analytics, Google advertising data and support correspondence are different requests. We will explain what we can act on and, where appropriate, direct you to the relevant provider. Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that was lawful before withdrawal.

Parents or guardians with concerns about a child's information can contact us so we can investigate and assist with appropriate deletion. This statement does not replace any age-specific restrictions or consent requirements applicable to the game or its advertising services.

8. Changes to this policy

We update this page when practices change and revise the date above. Where required, material changes and new consent requirements will be communicated in the game. A policy update alone does not grant permission for additional data collection.