Privacy
Felterra: Tall Order
Tall Order keeps what it needs on your computer and sends as little as it can. This is all of it. No accounts, no advertisements, no analytics, and nothing that tracks you or sells anything about you.
- What stays on your computer
- Your village, your best runs and your settings are kept on your computer, in the game's own folder, and never sent. Reset all progress, in Settings, clears the village and the runs.
- Checking for updates
- On the title, once each time the game starts, it asks its own service, at api.tall-order.felterra.games.itrium.id, whether there's a newer version. It sends nothing but the asking, and the service keeps no logs. Settings, Check for updates, turns it off.
- Playing together
- Hosting or joining by a room's code goes through the same service, only so the players can find each other, and it keeps no logs. After that, the game goes directly between the players' computers, so each one sees the others' internet addresses, as any game played directly does. Playing by address on a home network doesn't use the service at all.
- Discord
- While Discord is running on your computer, the game tells it what you're playing: where (the village, the area you're freeing, or Endless), your level, and for how long. Discord shows it to your friends there, with a button to get the game. The game tells only the Discord app on your own computer; what Discord does with it is up to Discord's own privacy policy. With Discord closed, nothing is sent. It's on unless you turn it off: Settings, Discord activity.
- The run log
- Off unless you turn it on; it's for playtesters. It keeps a line about each run on your computer (how it went, what you carried, how smoothly the game ran) and never sends it. Settings has a button to find the file, if you'd like to send it to us yourself.
- If this changes
- We'll say so here, and in the game, before it happens. Questions are welcome at hello@itrium.id or on Itrium's Discord.