Privacy policy
The Last Threshold collects no personal data. It has no accounts, no ads, no analytics and no tracking, and it never sends anything over the internet. Your progress and settings stay on your own device.
What the game stores, and where
- Campaign progress: sectors finished, memories kept, upgrades and story flags.
- Settings: volumes, look speed, invert look, graphics level, vibration.
Both are kept only on your device: in the browser's local storage on the web, inside the app's private storage on Android, and in the game's save folder on PC. Nobody else can read them, and the developer never receives them. Removing the game, clearing the app's data, or choosing "New contract" deletes them.
Permissions
The Android app asks for no permissions: no internet, location, camera, microphone, contacts or files. The web version does not use cookies. Controllers are read only while you play, to move Arthur and to make the controller vibrate.
Stores and platforms
Google Play, Steam and the App Store each run their own services when you download or start the game (for example purchases, downloads, Steam achievements and Steam Cloud saves). Those services are governed by the store's own privacy policy, not this one. On Steam, the game reports achievements and may sync its save folder through Steam Cloud; it sends nothing else to Valve.
Children
The game collects no data from anyone, children included.
Changes and contact
If the game ever starts collecting data, this page will say so before that version is released. For questions, use the developer contact listed on the game's store page.