Privacy information

Last updated: 7 October 2026

Prismward is a puzzle game published by Leonardo Lazzaro on Android and iOS. This policy explains what the game stores, what may be sent to other services when you use its store, sharing, or review features, and how to contact us about privacy.

Data stored on your device

Prismward saves your level progress, settings, unlocked content, and daily challenge state on your device. It also creates a random installation identifier and records gameplay events such as sessions, levels played, completion times, paywall actions, purchase results, review prompts, and sharing actions in a local log. These events include the app version, a temporary session identifier, and gameplay details such as level IDs, move counts, and durations. The installation identifier is not your name or a hardware identifier, but it persists across sessions until the app's data is removed.

The game's analytics setting is on by default. You can turn off Save anonymous stats in Settings → Accessibility & Privacy to stop recording new events. Turning it off does not erase events or the installation identifier already stored on your device. The game does not currently upload this analytics log to the developer or an analytics service.

If you choose to share a level, Prismward saves a screenshot or short animated replay in its app storage and opens your device's share sheet. The image or replay and caption go to the app or person you select. Prismward does not automatically post them. Saved screenshots and replays remain in app storage until that storage is cleared.

Purchases and reviews

Prismward offers an optional one-time full unlock through Google Play on Android and the App Store on iOS. Google or Apple processes the purchase and payment under its own terms and privacy policy. The game communicates with the store to look up the product, start a purchase, and check or restore ownership. The store processes transaction details needed for those actions. The game uses the purchase result and product identifier to unlock content and saves the entitlement on your device. The developer does not receive your card number or other payment credentials. On Android, a purchase token is used in memory to acknowledge the purchase and is not saved to game storage or sent to a developer server. Purchase and restore actions may be recorded as local analytics events while Save anonymous stats is on.

After a milestone level, Prismward may ask Google Play or the App Store to show its optional in-app review dialog. Any review you choose to submit is handled by the relevant store and is subject to its privacy policy. The game keeps a local flag so it does not make the request again on that installation.

Sharing, retention, and deletion

The game does not send its local gameplay log, save data, screenshots, or replays to a developer server. Google Play or Apple handles store purchases and review submissions; your chosen destination handles content you explicitly share. Those services may process data under their own policies.

The local gameplay log rotates after it grows beyond about 1 MB, retaining the newer portion. Other game data and the installation identifier remain in app storage until you clear Prismward's app data or uninstall it. Clearing app data or uninstalling removes local progress, screenshots, and replays and may require you to restore a purchase through Google Play or the App Store. Content already shared with another app must be deleted through that destination.

Prismward does not require an account. If you contact the developer, we use the information you provide to answer your request and retain the correspondence while needed to do so. You can ask for deletion by contacting the developer, unless a longer period is legally required. Deletion of copies held by your email provider or another service is governed by that service.

Security and changes

Game data is stored in the app's private storage on your device. Purchases and reviews use Google Play's or Apple's services. We will update this policy if the game's data practices change, including if remote analytics is enabled, and revise the date above.

Contact

For support or privacy questions, email llazzaro@dc.uba.ar. For game issues, include your device model, app version, and the level involved.