Privacy

Party Games Arcade, by Web Design Nerd in Stow, Ohio. Last updated October 6, 2026.

Kids play these games, so we keep as little as we can. Playing never needs an account.

If you just play

Your progress (Battle Coins, hats, medals, your best score) is saved in your own browser on your device. We don’t see it.
We count visits and games for our own numbers: which page was opened, for how long, which game was played, the kind of device (phone, tablet, computer, TV) and the kind of site that sent you (search, social, another site). Each count is just a number for the day. It has no name, no ID, no IP address, and nothing that follows a person.
Google Analytics counts anonymous page visits for us: the pages viewed, the kind of device, a rough region (from Google) and which game was opened, started or finished. It gets no ads signals (ad storage and ad personalization are off, Google signals are off), and we send it no personal info: no names, nothing you type, no account id, and page addresses go without room codes or anything after them.
We don’t use advertising trackers on the games.
In a party room, the name you type and your answers are shown to everyone in that room.

When you finish Today’s Battle, your score goes on that day’s public leaderboard with the name you typed in the game (or “Tank Ace”). Names go through a word filter.
Your device gets a random number so your best score replaces your old one. It means nothing outside this site.
Leaderboards are deleted after 8 days.

You can sign in with Google, Facebook or X. From that account we keep only its id for you and the name it gives us.
We never get your password or your email, and we don’t read or post anything on your account.
We keep your game progress with your account so it follows you to other devices.
A cookie keeps you signed in. It holds a random number, nothing else.

My Arcade (your name, the face you pick, the games you played, your best scores, your daily streak and favorite games) is saved in your browser. If you sign in, a copy is kept with your account so it follows you.
Friends are for signed-in players only (13 or older). Each player gets a friend code. Typing someone’s code makes you friends with each other.
For your friend list we keep only your friends’ account ids. Their names come from their own accounts when the list is shown, and we never keep anyone’s email.
Your friends can see your name, your face, your daily streak and your best scores. Nothing else. Remove a friend at any time on My Arcade, and you go off their list too.
Game invites: a friend can send you a room to join. The invite (who sent it, which game, the room code) waits for you for 15 minutes, then it is deleted. Only friends can invite you.
Invite alerts are off until you turn them on for a device on My Arcade. Then we keep that device’s push address from your browser’s own push service (Google, Apple, Mozilla or Microsoft) so we can wake it when an invite comes in. The alert itself carries no names or game details; your device asks us for them. Turn alerts off on My Arcade, or delete your account, and the address is deleted.

Signed in: open Sign in (top of the home page), then Delete my account. Your account and everything saved with it are deleted at once, including your friend code and friend list, and you are taken off your friends’ lists.
On your device: clearing this site’s data in your browser removes your saved progress.

We don’t sell or share your information. The site runs on Cloudflare, which carries the traffic for us.