Privacy
Retro Hockey - last updated October 2026
Retro Hockey is a small game. It has no ads and no tracking, and it doesn't sell or share your data with anyone.
What the game stores
- Your player: the username you pick (or the PLAYER##### name it gives you), your country, and which player is on your profile card.
- Your progress: rating, wins and losses, coins and skill levels, so they're there the next time you play.
- Friends and invites, if you use them.
- An account ID. The game signs you in anonymously so your progress can be saved. If you choose Save with password, the account name and password are handled by Google Firebase Authentication. The game never sees or stores your password.
- Connection logs for online play (only while online play is switched on), used to fix connection problems.
Career mode, settings and your touch layout stay on your own device.
Where it's kept
On Google Firebase (Realtime Database and Authentication), which stores it on servers run by Google. Your username, country, rating and record appear on the in-game leaderboard, where other players can see them.
What the game doesn't collect
- No email address, real name, phone number, contacts, photos, location or advertising ID.
- No analytics or third-party trackers.
Deleting your data
In the game, open your profile (the card at the top-left of the main menu), tap DELETE ACCOUNT, then tap it again to confirm.
That permanently erases your name, rating, record, coins, skills, friends, invites and sign-in account from the server, plus the game's data on your device.
Children
The game doesn't ask for personal information, so it collects none from anyone, including children.
Changes
If this changes, this page will be updated and the date at the top will change.