Legal document · Lobbycraft
Lobbycraft is made by Filipe Tessaro. It comes in two forms: the Lobbycraft plugin, which Unreal Engine developers buy on Fab and build into their own games, and the Lobbycraft Demo, a small sample game used to show and test the plugin.
We do not collect data about you through either of them. There are no ads, no analytics and nothing is sent to servers we run. Online features go straight to Steam (Valve) or Epic Online Services (Epic Games), under their own privacy policies.
When a developer ships a game made with the plugin, that developer is responsible for the game and its privacy policy. The plugin connects the game to Steam and Epic Online Services on the developer's behalf, with the developer's own credentials; nothing reaches us.
If you play such a game, read its developer's privacy policy.
Launched from the Epic Games Store or with an Epic account, the Demo asks Epic for permission to read your display name, Epic account ID, friends list and online presence, the permissions Epic shows on its sign-in screen. Launched from Steam, it uses your Steam account through Steam.
The Demo uses this only while it runs: to sign you in, to create and join game sessions and to unlock its test achievement. It does not store it outside what Steam and Epic keep, and does not send it to us.
Sessions, achievements and sign-in records are kept by the store you use: Steam by Valve Corporation, under Valve's privacy policy, and Epic Online Services by Epic Games, under Epic's privacy policy.
You can revoke the Demo's access to your Epic account at any time in your Epic account settings, under Apps and Accounts.
The Demo keeps log files and engine settings in its own folder, as every Unreal Engine game does. Delete the folder, or uninstall the Demo, to remove them.
The Demo is a technical sample with no violent or mature content. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly receive any child's data.
If any feature that sends data to us is added, this page is updated before that version ships, stating exactly what starts being sent. The date at the top always reflects the latest version.