Close Call: Stunt Director is an arcade game made by Artovel Games. This policy explains what the game collects, why, and what you can do about it.
The developer of Close Call, and the party responsible for this policy, is Prayal Urja Private Limited (trading as Artovel Games), Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, India.
Nothing. The game has no accounts, no login, no analytics and no servers of its own. Your progress — stars, scores, budget, stuntmen, props, upgrades, outfits, trophies, what you have bought and your settings — is stored on your device. If Android backup is on for your Google account, Android also keeps a copy there, so your progress comes back if you reinstall or change phones. We never see it, on your phone or in your backup.
Close Call is free and shows adverts from Google AdMob. Most are short videos you choose to watch, to patch the stuntman up after a ruined take, double the budget a take earned, or get free budget in the shop. Now and then a full-screen advert appears as you leave a results card, never in the middle of a take and never in your first episodes. There are no banners.
To serve and measure those adverts, Google may collect:
We do not receive this data. Google handles it under its own policy — how Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services. In the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom you are asked for your consent before any advert is loaded, and you can change that choice at any time from Settings → Privacy choices in the game.
"Share this shot" on a results card makes a picture of your take on your device and hands that one file to the app you pick (a messenger, for example). What happens to it next is up to you and that app. Nothing you share is ever sent to Artovel Games, and the game needs no permission to do it.
Optional in-app purchases (No Ads, the Starter Pack and Budget Packs) are handled entirely by Google Play. We never see your name, email address or payment details. Google Play tells the game only which item was bought so it can be delivered, and the game keeps a note of it on your device so it can be restored. Google processes the payment under the Google Payments Privacy Notice. No Ads removes the adverts between takes; the optional videos stay available if you want their rewards.
The game has no servers of its own, so there is no copy of your data with us to protect or to leak. What the game stores stays in its private storage on your device, which other apps can't read. Adverts and purchases go through Google's own software (Google Mobile Ads and Google Play Billing), which sends its data over encrypted connections.
Your game data is kept on your device (and in your Android backup, if you use one) until you reset it in the game, clear it or uninstall the game. We keep no data, so we have nothing to retain. Google keeps advertising and purchase data for the periods described in its own policies, linked above. Emails you send us (for example a deletion request) are kept only as long as we need to answer them.
Close Call is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data from them. Adverts are limited to content rated suitable for general audiences with parental guidance (PG). If you believe a child has provided personal data through the game, contact us and we will act on it.
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it, and material changes will be noted in the app's release notes.
Artovel Games (Prayal Urja Private Limited) — artovelgames@gmail.com