NDB GamesPrivacy policy

Updated November 2026

Most of our games collect nothing at all. This page covers every app and game NDB Games makes, on every platform. The few that do one thing differently, such as showing ads, are under Games that work differently, with exactly what changes.

All our apps

No accounts and no sign-in. We never ask for your name, email or contacts.
What you do in an app (your progress, your settings, anything you make) stays on your device. Nothing is sent to us, and we never see it.
No advertising, no analytics and no tracking, unless the game is listed under Games that work differently.
If you share something from an app, it goes only where you send it, through your device's own share menu.

Games that work differently

Everything under All our apps still holds for these, apart from what's on each one's label.

The '95 Mall

Shows ads, from Google AdMob, when you choose to watch one

Ads show only when you tap "watch an ad" for an in-game bonus. They come from Google AdMob.
Google may collect your device's advertising identifier (only if you allow tracking when your iPhone asks), your approximate location from your internet address, information about the ads you see and tap, and crash and performance information. Google explains how it uses this in How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services and the Google Privacy Policy.
You can change your answer about tracking at any time: Settings › Privacy & Security › Tracking.
Where the law requires it (for example in Europe), Google asks for your consent before any ad. Where the law gives you a say (in Europe, and in US states with privacy laws), you can change your choices at any time: tap Privacy choices on the game's start screen.
We ask Google for family-friendly ads (rated PG or milder).
The game itself still keeps your mall on your device only. We never see it.

Children

Our apps are made for families, and we don't knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children under 13. The '95 Mall (above) shows ads: it asks Google for family-friendly ads, and it isn't made especially for young children.

Changes

If a new app or an update changes any of this, we update this page, and that app's store listing, before it ships. A new game that works differently gets its own label under Games that work differently.

Questions? Write to us

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NDB Games is a family game studio. Our apps are published by Tradeweb, Inc., the seller name on our App Store listings.