Privacy Policy

What this policy covers

This Privacy Policy describes how the independent No More Room in Hell 2 guide handles information when you visit its public pages. It covers this site, not the game, Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, YouTube, community forums, or another website reached through an external link.

You do not need to create an account or provide a game-platform login to read the public guides. Never submit a Steam password, console password, recovery code, payment credential, or other sensitive account information to this fan site.

Information the site may receive

Like most websites, the hosting and delivery systems receive ordinary request data when a page loads. This can include your IP address, browser and device type, requested URL, referring page, approximate region, timestamps, and technical error or security signals. This information is used to return the page, protect the service, and diagnose failures.

The site may also receive:

• a language or interface preference stored in your browser;
• an authentication or security session if you deliberately use a protected account or administration feature;
• aggregated page-view and device information when an analytics provider is enabled; and
• information you choose to send through a contact or support channel, if one is available on the live site.

Public guide pages are not designed to collect your real name, game account, character data, friends list, voice chat, or in-game activity.

How information is used

Information is processed only for practical site operations, including:

• delivering pages and remembering a requested preference;
• preventing abuse, investigating errors, and keeping the site available;
• understanding which guides are useful and which pages need improvement;
• measuring advertising performance if advertising is enabled on the live site;
• responding to a message you choose to send; and
• complying with a valid legal obligation or protecting visitors and the service.

Where local law requires consent for non-essential browser storage or tracking, those tools should be governed by the choices presented on the live site. Necessary processing used to deliver or secure a requested page may operate without an optional analytics choice.

Optional analytics, advertising, and support tools

The site's software can be configured to load third-party services. A service that has not been enabled does not load merely because it is listed here.

• Google Analytics may collect page, session, approximate-location, browser, and device information. Its standard web tag can use first-party identifiers such as _ga and _ga_<container-id>. Google documents its GA4 cookie use.
• Plausible Analytics may be used for aggregate traffic measurement. The standard hosted version is designed to operate without cookies, as explained in Plausible's data policy, although a custom deployment or later configuration may differ.
• Google AdSense may deliver and measure advertisements. Google and its partners may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, or similar identifiers for ad delivery, frequency control, reporting, fraud prevention, and—where allowed and selected—personalization. See how AdSense uses cookies.
• Crisp or Tawk.to may provide a support widget. If enabled and used, the provider can receive device, network, conversation, and support-session information needed to operate the chat. Their current terms are described in the Crisp Privacy Statement and Tawk.to Privacy Policy.

Each enabled provider processes information under its own privacy terms. The Cookie Policy explains the storage categories in more detail.

When information is shared

The site does not sell visitor contact details as an independent business practice. Information may be disclosed only as needed to:

• hosting, delivery, security, analytics, advertising, or support providers that operate an enabled part of the site;
• professional advisers or authorities when reasonably necessary to comply with law, respond to a valid request, or protect rights and safety; or
• a successor operator if the site is transferred, subject to the protections described in the policy then in effect.

Following an external link sends your browser to another operator. Information that the destination receives is controlled by that destination's policy, not this one.

Retention and security

Operational logs and messages are kept only for as long as reasonably needed for security, troubleshooting, legal obligations, or the purpose for which you provided the information. Exact periods can differ between the site's hosting provider and an enabled third-party service.

Reasonable technical and organizational safeguards are used, but no website or transmission method can promise absolute security. Avoid sending sensitive credentials. If you believe a site security issue exposes visitor information, report the affected URL through the contact method published on the live site.

Your choices and privacy rights

You can block or delete browser storage, use privacy protections built into your browser, decline optional consent choices when they are presented, and avoid using an optional support widget. Blocking necessary storage can prevent a preference, sign-in, or protected feature from working.

Depending on your location, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or an explanation of certain processing, and to object to or withdraw consent from eligible uses. These rights can be subject to legal exceptions and identity verification.

Submit a privacy request through the contact channel published on the live site. State the request type and the page or interaction involved, but do not include a game password or payment credential. You may also contact the relevant privacy or data-protection authority where local law gives you that option.

Children's privacy

This guide is about a mature-rated survival-horror game and is not directed to children. The public guide does not knowingly ask children to provide personal information. If a parent or guardian believes a child has sent personal information through an enabled contact feature, they should use the live site's contact channel to request review and deletion.

Changes and contact

This policy may be revised when the site's features, providers, or legal obligations change. The revision date at the top shows when this version took effect.

For a privacy question or request, use the contact method published on the live site. The production site should identify an active privacy contact before analytics, advertising, or support collection is enabled. This guide cannot investigate or recover Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, or game-publisher accounts; contact the relevant official service for those requests.