Although Exploding Cable Productions itself won’t collect any personalized data from you browsing this website, this website uses the following tools which cause the third parties to obtain various data.
Here, we have outlined what data each tool collects (including if the data can be personal or not and the way to opt-out if its collection method is automatic) below, so please read them carefully.
If you continue to browse this website, we’ll assume that you have read and agreed to our Privacy Policy.
| Provider | Google Inc. |
| Service name | Google Analytics |
| Collection method | Automatically |
We use Google Analytics to collect traffic data, which uses Cookie for its functionalities. Any traffic data it collects is anonymized, meaning that the data cannot identify you or any individual.
If you want to opt-out, Click this link.
This link will write a cookie entry to your browser that tells Google Analytics to stop tracking you.
Read more: https://www.google.com/intl/ja/policies/privacy/partners/
| Provider | GitLab Inc. |
| Service name | Service desk |
| Collection method | When you contact us from the support page for Twin Horizons on Steam |
We use Service desk process your inquiries.
Gitlab knows your e-mail address, content of inquiry, log file, and save data if we need it.
The log file may contain a hardware configuration on your machine.
| Provider | Unity Technologies |
| Service name | Unity Cloud Analytics and Diagnosis |
| Collection method | Automatically |
We use Unity Cloud Analytics and Diagnosis to collect statistics, crash reports, and error logs.
Statistics and Crash reports data collects is anonymized, meaning that the data cannot identify you or any individual.
If you want to opt out, you can do so via the game in following opportunities:
Read more: https://unity3d.com/jp/legal/privacy-policy
| Provider | Valve Corporation |
| Service name | Steamworks SDK |
| Collection method | Automatically |
We use Steam to do the following:
Read more: https://store.steampowered.com/privacy_agreement/
| Provider | Exploding Cable Productions and Twitter, Inc. |
| Service name | Score Sharing API / Twitter / Steam |
| Collection method | At your request; the game sends our server the outcome and/or the replay of your play |
| What are collected? | Steam internal User ID, Steam profile information, and the “replay ghost file” |
We use Score Sharing API for the following:
Recording the result of the game at your request.
Generating a special image file and a URL pointing to it for embedding into a tweet.
To associate replays with you, we currently collect your (numerical) Steam ID from Steam. When you make a request to save the replay, the game generates a “ghost file” which is sent to the server. This file is then saved with an ID, and will be available for request for you and other players to download and play along with.
We also pull your Steam profile name from Steam if you explicitly change the setting within the game to show your name to anyone or to your Steam friends.
All the replays you have requested to save can be viewed within the game and can be deleted individually any time.
When you ask us to record your result and the attempt succeeds, we also open Twitter in your default browser
and pre-fill a set of text that includes the URL to the record.
This does NOT allow any automated tweet; For the generated tweet to be tweeted, your direct action is always required.
This privacy policy may get updated over time. When we do so, we’ll announce the change in a clear way such as a mention on this website. If you continue to use Twin Horizons or this service, we’ll assume you have agreed to such changes.