Legal document · Guarda da Estalagem
Guarda da Estalagem ("the game") is developed by Filipe Tessaro. The game does not collect data about you. There is no account, login, ads, analytics or third-party SDK gathering information.
Everything the game stores stays on your device and is never sent to us.
The Keeper's Archive: how many games you played, the best night reached, total seizures, the endings you have seen, the faces that got into the inn and what has been unlocked. The game in progress (for the Continue button) and your settings (language, colors, text size, keys and accessibility options).
On Windows, this data lives in three files in the folder %APPDATA%\guarda-da-estalagem\ (arquivo.json, partida.json and config.json, each with a previous copy in .bak), created by the game itself. On Android, it lives in the app's internal storage.
Name, e-mail, phone number, contacts, location, advertising identifiers, files on your device or any other personal information.
Nights, travelers and orders are generated on your own device: nothing is downloaded or sent. The game makes no server connections while you play; the only exception is opening these pages in your browser when you tap the links in Settings.
In the version distributed through Steam, the purchase, achievements and cloud saves (if enabled) go through Steam, by Valve Corporation, and follow Valve's privacy policy. We never receive your payment data or your Steam account data.
It is a suspense game, with impostors and creatures passing as people, and no blood. Since nothing is collected, there is no children's data to protect.
On Windows, delete the folder mentioned in §2 (or use Settings > Data > Erase progress); on Android, clear the app's data in the system settings or uninstall the game. If you use Steam Cloud, turn it off in the game's properties first.
Since nothing is sent to us, there is nothing to request deletion of elsewhere, which is why the game has no account deletion page.
If a feature that sends data is ever added (an online leaderboard, for example), this page is updated before that version ships, stating exactly what starts being sent.
The date at the top of this page always reflects the latest version.