Privacy policy
Last updated 26 October 2026
Ageforge is a free browser game. You can play without an account, we show no ads and we never sell your data. This page explains what we keep and why.
Playing as a guest
Your browser remembers the name you play under and your sound settings. To run a match, our game server sees your connection's IP address and the commands you send. Finished matches are stored with the players' names and the result, for the leaderboard and match pages.
Accounts (optional)
If you sign in, we store your email address, the name you choose and, with Google sign-in, your Google name and profile picture. We use them to keep your record, rewards and settings, and to send you sign-in links. Game updates by email are optional, and every one has an unsubscribe link.
Analytics and error reports
We use PostHog (EU servers) to see how the game is played, for example which screens players reach and where they get stuck. That can include a recording of how the page was used, with everything typed into fields masked. We use Sentry (EU servers) to receive reports when something breaks. Both store an anonymous browser identifier, and neither is used for advertising.
Feedback
Messages you send with the feedback form, and the email address you add to one, are used only to read and answer your feedback.
Who processes it
The game runs on Railway. Analytics run on PostHog and error reports on Sentry, and emails are sent through Resend. They process the data only to provide those services to us.
Playing on CrazyGames
When you play Ageforge on CrazyGames, you always play as a guest. We use your CrazyGames username as your in-game name, and CrazyGames' own privacy policy covers their site.
Your choices
Email hello@ageforge.live to get a copy of your data, to have your account and match history deleted, or with any question about this policy. We answer within 30 days.