MONSTERCLASH

🕯️Who haunts this place

The keeper of the crypt.

Monster Clash is made and published by Mibbon. For anything about your data, send a raven (or an email) to privacy@mibbon.com.

🎃What the cauldron keeps

Kept in your own browser, on your device only.

• Your progress: player name, a random friend code, XP, trophies, card levels, decks, daily rewards, the friends you added, your hero, its gear and chests.
• Your settings, such as language, sound and music volume.
• Which tutorial tips you have seen.
• The match in play, so a reload or a dropped connection can pick it up again.

None of this is sent to us. The game sets no cookies of its own. To wipe it all, clear this site's data in your browser's settings and the save is gone for good, like a ghost at sunrise.

🦇Battling other players

When two monsters meet at the bridge.

When you press Battle, the game looks for an opponent through Poki's multiplayer service. To be found, it lists an open match with the game version, the arena and your trophies. Once matched, your player name, trophies, deck, card levels, king level and your hero's look go to your opponent, and the cards you play and the state of the battle travel between your two browsers until the match ends.

The match runs directly between the two browsers, which means each learns the other's IP address, as any direct connection does. When a direct connection is not possible, Poki relays it. If the connection drops, both sides look for each other again under a random match code.

A friendly battle meets under both players' friend codes. Your friend code is random and only shows up where you share it: the friend link you copy or send carries it.

📜Shared replays

Bottled spirits of battles past.

Only when you press Share replay on the end screen, the replay is stored in Poki's game data store. It holds the arena, both players' names, trophies, decks, card levels, king levels and hero looks, and every card played and where. Anyone with the link can watch it. It holds nothing else about you. Send us the link and we will delete it.

🔮Poki, our host

The haunted house the game lives in.

Monster Clash is published on Poki and loads Poki's software development kit, which:

• shows ads, a short break between matches, never before the first match of a visit;
• is told when play starts and stops, so ads don't land mid-battle;
• receives game event counters, such as a match started, won or lost, a card played, a screen opened, the minutes played, the frame rate in steps and loading errors. These say nothing about who you are;
• tells the game your language, and makes the links behind Share and Copy link;
• lets you log in with a Poki account if you choose to; when you are logged in, your Poki username becomes your player name unless you picked one yourself.

What Poki does with this is Poki's processing, described in Poki's privacy policy.

⚰️What stays buried

Things we never dig up.

• No game servers, analytics or tracking of our own.
• No email address, real name, age, location or contacts asked for.
• No chat. The only words another player sees are the name you picked.
• No selling, renting or trading of any data.

👻Little monsters

Trick-or-treaters of every age.

The game collects no personal data of its own from anyone, of any age. Ads shown to children on Poki follow Poki's rules for children. Player names are made of two words picked from the game's own lists, or a Poki username.

⚖️Your rights

The pact between us.

Under the GDPR and similar laws you may ask what we hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, and object to how it is used. In practice we hold nothing: your save lives on your device and a shared replay is deleted on request. For what Poki holds, ask Poki.

🌕Changes

The moon changes; so might this page.

If the game starts doing something this page does not describe, this page changes first, with a new date at the top.