Gravpunch.io privacy

Last updated 2026-09-23 (feedback questions and suggestion box added)

Gravpunch.io has no accounts and asks for no personal details. This page lists everything the game's own server keeps, and why.

What we store

• A random anonymous id, created in your browser's local storage the first time you play. It only tells new players apart from returning ones in our totals. It is not linked to your name, email or any account.
• Your country, looked up from your IP address when you connect. We store the country code, never the IP address.
• Per session: when you connected and disconnected, your peak mass, and your kills and deaths.
• Your in-game name, generated or chosen by you on the death screen (or your CrazyGames username there), is shown to the other players in your room, and saved with your play sessions and any feedback you send. Offensive names are refused.
• Your answers to the quick questions shown between lives (balance checks and feature votes), with your in-game name and anonymous id so each person counts once. Only totals are shown publicly, on the balance page.
• Suggestions you send from the suggestion box, with your in-game name and country, so we can read and act on them. Please don't put personal details in a suggestion.
• Error reports: if the game crashes in your browser, a short error message (no personal data) is sent so we can fix it.

What we use it for

Aggregate statistics only: how many people play, how long, from which countries, and whether they come back. We don't sell or share this data, and we don't use it for advertising.

Your IP address

Like any online game, the server sees your IP address while you're connected. It is used for the country lookup and to limit abuse (for example, too many connections from one address), and it is not written to our records.

Playing on CrazyGames

When you play on CrazyGames, CrazyGames may give the game your CrazyGames username so your friends can recognise you. Ads, accounts and anything else on the CrazyGames site fall under CrazyGames' privacy policy.

Removing your data

Clearing your browser's site data removes the anonymous id; the sessions recorded under it can't be traced back to you. To ask about anything on this page, contact us through the game's page on the site where you play it.