Last updated 8 September 2026
The short version. Aura Battle has no accounts, no logins and no cookies. It sets no tracking identifiers and uses no third-party analytics or advertising scripts. The only thing you can send us is a nickname, and only if you choose to type one.
When you finish a match you may choose to put your run into the arena, so other players can fight it. If you do, we store:
Nothing is stored if you do not press that button. Playing a match, generating a challenge link or saving a result card stores nothing about you.
We keep a daily tally of things like how many matches were started and finished, and how many runs were left in the arena. These are plain counters — a date and a number. They contain no identifier, and there is no way to trace a count back to a person, a device or a session.
To stop one person flooding the arena, the server derives a short one-way hash from the requesting IP address and browser user-agent, and uses it only to count requests within a rolling window. The hash is held in memory, never written to disk, and is discarded when the window closes or the server restarts. The IP address itself is not stored.
The page loads two typefaces from Google Fonts, which means Google receives the request for those font files. Everything else — the 3D engine, the character models, the sound — is served from this site. If the game is played inside a game portal, that portal applies its own privacy policy to the page around it, and may serve advertising under its own terms.
The game is suitable for a general audience and asks for no personal information from anyone, of any age. Because nothing identifying is collected, there is nothing held about a child to access or delete.
A run in the arena carries no identifying information beyond a nickname you chose to type. Any player can report a run, and three reports hide it automatically pending review. If you want a run removed, or a nickname taken down, write to the address below and say which one.
Questions, or a takedown request: martins.pedromanuel@gmail.com