Hellbright

Privacy

Last updated November 10, 2026

We keep as little about you as the game needs to work. There are no ads, no trackers, and we never sell anything about you. Kristopher Perales is responsible for this information; ask anything at support@hellbright.com.

What we keep

Your account
Your username, and a code worked out from your password on your own device (your password itself never reaches us), stored scrambled again on our side. The same goes for your recovery code. We don't ask for your email address.
Your saved game
Progress, settings and maps you make, when you're signed in, so they follow you between devices.
The free trial
How many trial minutes you've used and when you last played. To limit trials per network, we keep a scrambled, salted code made from your network address (not the address itself), with the times trials were started from it in the last 30 days.
Owning the game
Whether your account owns the game, when, and how: an order number from our reseller Paddle, or the number of an itch.io purchase you linked. Paddle handles payment and keeps your payment details and email address under its own privacy notice; we don't see your card.
Play time after buying
For the 14 days after you buy on this site, how long the game has been open, so we can apply the refund policy. We stop counting once you pass 2 hours or the 14 days end, whichever comes first.

Services we use

Playing online

Online games connect players' devices directly, so the other players in a game can see your device's IP address. When a direct connection can't be made, the game relays the connection through a server instead.

On your device

The game keeps your saves, settings and sign-in in your browser's or the app's own storage, and so does this site when you sign in to buy. The site itself doesn't use cookies. Paddle's checkout, which opens on this site when you choose Buy, may use cookies of its own; they're covered by Paddle's privacy notice.

Your choices

Hellbright isn't meant for children under 13, and we don't knowingly keep anything about them.