In contrast to the first review around 2017, the game mechanics has changed.
Even though I was approached rather rudely by the developer and another user (maybe a twink) for the review at the time, they seem to have taken it to heart in the meantime, because the criticized snooping mechanics on the part of Unity have been deactivated.
There is only one request left where this is declared.
What does this product do?
Fall of Light: Darkest Edition opens a connection to Unity Technologies at the start of the game, with the info that the analytics services of the the engine are disabled.
{
"analytics" : {
"enabled" : false
},
"connect" : {
"enabled" : false,
"limit_user_tracking" : false,
"player_opted_out" : false
},
"dynamic" : {
"analytics" : {
"shouldCollectAutomation" : true,
"timeToWaitForUserInfoS" : 60
},
"coreBusinessMetrics" : {
"enabled" : true,
"timeToWaitForUserInfoS" : 60
}
},
"performance" : {
"enabled" : true
},
"prefs" : {}
}
Thus, the stress at that time was worth it. In contrast to the earlier version, the GDS service of the Valve Corporation is also no longer in this title.
Who is running the product?
The product was developed by RuneHeads srls and published by 1C Company. The publisher name has changed to Fulqrum Publishing Ltd., but if you look you will find an entry that indicates that Fulqrum is 1C Online Games based in Cyprus, which as the name suggests belongs to the 1C Company.
Where are the service providers located?
- Unity Technologies - San Francisco, California, United States
- Google, LLC - 1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States
- 1C Company - Moscow, Moscow City, Russian Federation
- RuneHeads srls - Milan, Lombardy, Italy
- Fulqrum Publishing, Ltd. - PAPACHRISTOFOROU BUILDING, Floor 4, 3087, Limassol, Cyprus
What data is collected?
-
User agreement and Opt-Out/In
non-existent
