A little clarity
about your privacy.
Plocky’s first release keeps things simple.
Playing without an account
You can play without signing up. This release has no account forms, advertising, third-party marketing pixels, or session recording.
Your game progress
Each game runs on its own Plocky subdomain and may store progress, best times, sound settings, or preferences in your browser. These saves are not synced to an account or another device. Browser privacy settings can affect whether embedded games can access their saves.
Clearing your data
You can remove saved game data through your browser’s site-data settings for plocky.fun and its game subdomains. This can erase completed levels and best times. Private browsing may remove saves when the session ends.
Hosting and technical information
Cloudflare delivers the site and games. Requests include technical information such as IP address, browser information, and requested URL. Hosting logs may be used to diagnose errors and protect the service.
Optional analytics
If you choose Allow analytics, the production portal loads Google Analytics 4 to measure page visits and navigation. Google receives usage and device information and uses analytics cookies to distinguish visits. Advertising personalization and Google signals are disabled in our tag configuration. The portal does not send game scores or saved progress to Analytics.
Before you agree, or if you choose No thanks, the portal does not load the Google tag. Your choice is stored in this browser. Use Analytics choices in the footer to change it. Withdrawing consent clears the portal’s analytics cookies and reloads the page to stop the tag; an active game will restart. This does not delete analytics already received by Google. Analytics is disabled in local development.
Fonts and game assets
Fonts, game logos and cover artwork are served from the portal. The games themselves load from their own subdomains when you press Play, or when you follow a direct game link.
Future changes
If we introduce accounts, advertising, or other features that change data use, we’ll update this page before enabling them.