Oakferry Games Inc. never receives, stores or sells personal data from anyone who plays our games. Four of our games — SumWord, Driftspell, Anvil Word and Lunachomp — offer optional rewarded video ads from Google AdMob, and Google’s ad software collects some data for its own purposes when they do. Every other game with a policy page on this site has no advertising, no analytics and no third-party SDKs.
01Who we are
Oakferry Games Inc. is an independent games studio founded in 2026. This policy covers our website and every game we publish, including Kazujitsu. We are the data controller for the purposes of the UK GDPR and the EU General Data Protection Regulation.
02What our games collect
Nothing of our own. Our games contain no accounts, no login, and no analytics or crash reporting of our own, and none of them sends us any data at all.
Four games carry third-party software. SumWord, Driftspell and Anvil Word include Google’s AdMob SDK so they can offer optional rewarded video ads. That SDK sends Google your device’s advertising identifier (only if you allow tracking when asked), your approximate location, ad interaction data and diagnostics, for Google’s own purposes. Lunachomp, an Android game, includes AdMob for one optional rewarded video ad. That ad is child-directed and non-personalized, and the game never accesses the advertising ID, but Google still receives limited technical information from the device, such as its IP address, model and operating system, to show the ad and prevent fraud. Lunachomp’s purchases are sold and processed by Google Play. Each game’s policy sets out exactly what and when: SumWord, Driftspell, Anvil Word, Lunachomp. Every other game with a policy page on this site contains no advertising identifiers and no third-party software development kits.
Where an app uses one of Apple’s own system services — the App Store for an optional purchase, or Apple Weather for a forecast — those requests go directly from your device to Apple under Apple’s terms, and we never see them. Each game’s own privacy policy names exactly which Apple services it uses, if any.
Game progress — experience points, belts, streaks and similar — is written to local storage on your own device and stays there. It is never transmitted to us, and we have no way to read it. The one exception is Game Center: in Driftspell, SumWord and Anvil Word, if you use Game Center, your scores go to Apple under Apple’s privacy policy. We never receive them. Deleting the app, or clearing your browser data, permanently erases the progress on your device. Because there is no account behind it, we cannot restore progress that has been deleted.
03Children
Some of our games are made for children. Oakferry collects no personal information through its games; the only personal information we receive is an email you choose to send us. In games with ads, the ad software collects what each game’s privacy page lists. We do not knowingly hold data about any child. Nothing in our games lets a child communicate with strangers. Where an iPhone game offers a purchase, Apple processes it and Apple’s parental controls apply. Lunachomp, on Android, asks a grown-up a question before any purchase, and Google Play processes it.
Lunachomp treats every player as a child. Its one optional rewarded video ad is child-directed, non-personalized and limited to G-rated content, and the game never accesses the advertising ID. SumWord, Driftspell and Anvil Word are rated 4+. They ask AdMob to serve only ads rated for a general audience (G), and Google’s ad software collects the data their policies describe. Our other games show no ads and carry no third-party software.
Our approach to the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and equivalent rules elsewhere is to collect nothing ourselves, rather than to obtain consent. In Lunachomp, every ad request is also tagged as child-directed.
Each game states its own intended audience in its own privacy policy. For Kazujitsu, see kazujitsu.com/privacy.
04What our web hosting sees
Our websites are served by Cloudflare. Like any web host, Cloudflare’s servers process standard technical request data — including IP addresses — for the purpose of delivering pages and protecting against abuse. This is a normal function of serving a website and happens before our code runs. Where European law applies, this processing rests on the legitimate interest of operating a secure, functioning website — the narrowest basis available, for the narrowest processing we could arrange.
We have not enabled analytics of any kind, we set no cookies, and we do not receive, retain or use this hosting data. Cloudflare processes it under its own terms as our infrastructure provider.
05If you email us
When you write to us for support or any other reason, we necessarily receive your email address and whatever you choose to put in the message. We use it only to reply, and we keep correspondence no longer than we need it to resolve the matter. We never add anyone to a mailing list, and we never pass correspondence to a third party.
06Your rights
Data protection law gives you rights to access, correct, delete, restrict and port personal data we hold about you, and to object to its processing. In our case there is generally nothing to exercise these rights against, because we hold nothing — the exception is any email correspondence you have sent us.
To make a request, or to complain about how we have handled your data, email us at the address in section 08. If you are in the UK or the EU and are unsatisfied with our response, you may also complain to your national data protection authority.
07Changes to this policy
If we ever change what our games do — for example, by adding a feature that genuinely requires data — we will update this page and change the effective date above before that feature ships. We will not begin collecting data quietly under an old policy.
08Contact
Questions about privacy, or about anything else, reach a person directly.
- Company
- Oakferry Games Inc., incorporated in Canada
- support@oakferry.com
- Response
- Within two business days