Last updated: 23 October 2026
Duckdoku Blast ("the game") is published by Little Guy Games ("we", "us"). This policy explains what information the game handles and why. The short version: the game keeps your progress on your own device, does not ask you to create an account, and the only information that leaves your device is what Google's advertising and purchase services need to work, anonymous usage statistics that help us improve the game (which you can switch off in Settings), and, once the leaderboards are on, your player name, duck picture and anchor scores.
Your progress – level reached, coins, boosters, collection, chests, streaks, settings and similar game state – is saved in a file on your device. It is not uploaded to us. Uninstalling the game deletes it. The game does not ask for, or store, your name, email address, contacts, location, photos or any other personal information.
Teams shown in the game are generated on your device; nothing about them is sent to a server. The leaderboards are the one place the game shares something with other players: see "Online leaderboards" below.
When the leaderboards are switched on, the game signs your device in anonymously to Google Firebase (Google LLC), the same kind of cloud service as the rest of Google's tools. No account, email address or password is involved: it creates a random identifier for your install and keeps it on your device.
Each time you win a level, the game sends that identifier together with your player name, the duck picture you chose and your anchor totals for the day, the week and the season. These appear on the leaderboard, so other players can see your player name, duck and score. Anyone can pick or change a player name in the game; please do not use your real name or any personal information in it.
We do not send your progress, purchases, location, contacts or anything else to the leaderboard. The data is stored on Google's servers in the United States. If you want your leaderboard entries removed, contact us at the support address below with the name you used and we will delete them; uninstalling the game does not by itself remove entries already on the board. You can hide any player from your own boards, or report a name, with the "..." button on their row. The leaderboard can be switched off remotely at any time.
The game shows rewarded and interstitial ads served by Google AdMob. To serve and measure ads, Google may collect your device's advertising ID, IP address, coarse location derived from it, device and app information, and how you interact with ads. This data is processed by Google under the Google Privacy Policy and AdMob's data practices.
Where required (for example in the EEA and UK), the game shows a consent form before any ad is loaded and respects your choice. You can reset or limit your advertising ID in your device's Google settings, and clearing the game's data (or reinstalling it) shows the consent form again.
If you buy the No Ads Pass, the game stops requesting ads.
In-app purchases are processed by the Apple App Store on iPhone and iPad and by Google Play on Android. We never see or store your payment details. The store provides the game with a purchase record (product and order identifier) so that the items can be granted and restored on this device. Your payment data is covered by Apple's Privacy Policy or the Google Privacy Policy.
The game sends anonymous usage statistics to GameAnalytics (GameAnalytics Ltd) so we can see which levels are too hard, whether the tutorial is clear and how the in-game economy is balanced. This includes: a random identifier created on your device (it is not your advertising ID and cannot be traced back to you), your device model, operating system and game version, an approximate country derived from your IP address by the service, and gameplay events such as levels started, won or lost, boosters used, ads watched, purchases made and coins earned or spent.
It never includes your name, your advertising ID, anything you type (such as crew chat or your player name), your contacts, your precise location or your payment details. GameAnalytics processes this data under its own privacy policy.
If you are in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, the game asks for your agreement first and sends no analytics, and stores no analytics ID, unless you say yes. Everywhere else it is on by default. In every region you can change your choice at any time in Settings → Share usage data; turning it off stops the statistics, discards any that were waiting and deletes the random ID. Agreeing is optional and the game plays the same either way. Google Play may also share aggregated install and crash statistics with us through the Play Console; these do not identify you.
The game is intended for players aged 13 and over and is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided personal information through the game, contact us and we will help remove it.
If the game starts handling data differently – for example if we add online leaderboards or new kinds of data collection – we will update this page and the date at the top before the change ships.
Questions about this policy: jvea03@gmail.com