We count nights.
Not people.

What the game sends

When you leave the game it sends one short summary of that visit. It is sent once, at the end, and it contains only these things:

• how long the game was played, and how many runs;
• how far the scooter got, and how many laps that is;
• the quality level your device was given, its frame rate and its graphics timing;
• how many times each sponsor board was ridden past.

That is the whole list. Nine numbers and a count per board, once, at the end.

What it never contains

No name, no email, no account, no advertising identifier, and no number stored on your device to recognise you next time. Two visits from the same phone are two separate counts to us; we cannot tell they were the same phone. We do not record the page you came from, and we keep no log of your IP address.

Why sponsor boards are counted

The game is free because businesses pay for the boards along the road. Every board stands at a fixed point on one 384 metre loop, so how many times you rode past each one follows from how far you rode. Nothing watches the screen. It is a count of rides past a sign, not of people, and it is never linked to anyone.

No third-party tracker

These pages currently run no third-party analytics and set no tracking cookie. If that changes, this page changes with it.

Your rights

Because none of this identifies you, there is no personal record of yours for us to look up, export or delete. If you believe something here is wrong, use the corrections page and tell us what you saw.