Privacy policy
Last updated: September 12, 2026.
The game
Limb from Limb does not require an account. The campaign and sandbox can be played offline. Online leaderboards, cloud saves, store purchases, and rewarded ads use an internet connection. Campaign progress, settings, and purchases made with in-game stars are stored on your device; signed-in players can also save supported progress to the cloud.
Removing the app also removes its locally stored data, subject to any operating-system backup or restore features you have enabled. Removing the app does not itself delete an optional online account or its cloud data.
Optional accounts, leaderboards, and cloud saves
Signing in inside the game is optional. When you sign in, we store the authentication record for your account (including its email address), the leaderboard display name you choose, your leaderboard scores with their run details and timestamps, and supported campaign progress and settings saved to the cloud. This data is held in Google Firebase (Firestore and Firebase Authentication) and is used to operate sign-in, leaderboards, and cloud saves. Firebase also uses app/device identifiers to provide these services. We do not sell or rent your account or cloud-save records, and the game does not send those records to AdMob as advertising targeting data.
You can delete the account and everything attached to it — or just your leaderboard entries — at any time by following the steps on the account deletion page.
Optional rewarded ads
Versions with rewarded ads use Google AdMob to offer stars for completing an optional video ad. Where required, Google's consent message asks for your privacy choices before ads are requested. Ads can be requested and preloaded after that process, even before you choose to watch one. You can keep playing without watching ads.
Google's advertising SDK collects and shares data such as IP addresses (which can indicate approximate location), app and ad interactions, diagnostic/performance information, and device or account identifiers. It uses this data for advertising, analytics, and fraud prevention. The data available depends on your device, region, privacy choices, and platform permissions. See Google's privacy policy and information about partner apps for its data handling and controls.
When available, use Ad Privacy in the game's Options screen to revisit your advertising choices. Your device also provides advertising and tracking controls. On iOS, access to the advertising identifier requires permission through Apple's tracking prompt. The game's star reward for completing an available video does not require agreeing to personalized advertising or iOS tracking. Advertiser pages opened from an ad have their own privacy practices.
Store purchases
Google Play and Apple's App Store process real-money purchases. The game uses purchase and entitlement information to deliver and restore purchases; it does not receive your payment-card details.
The website
If you submit the launch signup form, we collect the email address you enter, the submission time, your browser's user-agent string and time zone, and the link that brought you to the site. We do not ask for your name.
That information is stored in Google Cloud Firestore and used for one purpose: to tell you when the game is released on Android and iOS. It is never sold, rented, or shared for advertising or marketing.
To have a signup deleted, ask using the developer contact shown on the game's Google Play or App Store listing, or reply to the release email if you have already received it. No reason is required.
An earlier version of this site collected addresses for an Android beta. That form has been retired. Those addresses are held on the same terms as above and are deleted on the same request.
Website cookies and tracking
The site stores one timestamp in your browser's local storage to stop the form being submitted repeatedly, and nothing else. There is no analytics, no tracking pixel, and no third-party advertising on this page.
Children's privacy
The separate launch signup form is intended for adults who can consent to receiving an email. If you believe a child has provided personal information through the game or website, contact the developer using the details below so that the relevant account or signup can be addressed.
Contact
Limb from Limb is developed by Jayme Schroeder. For privacy questions, use the developer contact shown on the game's Google Play or App Store listing.