Last updated: November 5, 2026
Last Myth Studios ("we", "us") develops and publishes games such as Mythshards and Void Myth and operates lastmythstudios.com. This policy explains what data we collect, why, and what your choices are. Questions: hello@lastmythstudios.com.
Game progress: phases completed, stars, coins, gems, boosters, achievements and settings. It is stored on your device and also on our servers, tied to a random player ID generated on first launch (not linked to your name). The server is the reference for currencies and rewards, which lets us recover your progress and prevent cheating.
Nickname: the nickname you choose is shown to other players on the weekly ranking and in the Hall of Legends, together with your position and the offerings you received. Messages you write on your altar are also visible to whoever makes an offering.
Reminders: if you turn notifications on in the settings, the game schedules local reminders on the device itself (lives full, daily reward). No data leaves the phone for this.
Technical data: device model, operating system version, game version, language, crash reports and gameplay events (for example, which phase was played and whether it was won). We use this to fix bugs and balance the game.
This version has no real-money purchases, subscriptions or advertising, so we process no payment data. If commercial features are added in the future, the app stores (Google Play, Apple App Store) will process payments and this policy will be updated first.
Void Myth works differently: your progress stays only on your device. With the "Game stats" option on (it is on by default and can be turned off at any time in Settings), the game sends gameplay statistics: the level played, the attempt number, the result, moves, time, hints, undos and powers used, where you stopped, and the sequence of moves of each attempt. They are tied only to a random code the game creates when installed, never to a name, email, account, advertising ID or device ID, and IP addresses are not stored with them. Without a connection, up to 1,000 events wait on the device for up to 30 days. Turning the option off deletes what was waiting and replaces the code. We use these statistics only to fix bugs and balance the levels.
Void Myth's Hall of the Fearless ranking is optional: you only appear in it if you choose a nickname. The game then sends that nickname and your scores (deepest level, seal shards, moves, levels cleared and when you reached them), tied to a separate random ranking code, and other players see the nickname and scores. You can leave the Hall at any time on the same screen, which deletes your row from our server. Achievements and leaderboards in Google Play Games and Apple Game Center are only used if you sign in to them, and Google and Apple handle that data under their own privacy policies.
In Mythic Flight, your progress is saved on your device, and a copy goes to the cloud backup described below. With the "Game stats" option on (it is on by default and can be turned off at any time in Settings), the game sends gameplay statistics: the stage played, the attempt number, the result, stars, score, time, how far into the stage you got, revives used, where you stopped and your play sessions, in every mode (campaign, labyrinth, chase, duel, endless flight and free flight). They also carry your game Settings (language, volumes, vibration, reminders and whether the cloud backup is on), a summary of your progress (stages cleared, stars, records, achievements, shards and boosters) and, if you are on the leaderboard, your leaderboard nickname. They are tied to a random code the game creates when installed, never to a name, email, account, advertising ID or device ID, and IP addresses are not stored with them. Without a connection, up to 1,000 events wait on the device for up to 30 days. Turning the option off deletes what was waiting and replaces the code. We use these statistics only to fix bugs and balance the stages.
Mythic Flight's online ranking: when you first open the game, it gives you an automatic nickname (a word plus 4 numbers, nothing personal). The game sends that nickname and your scores (stars, best points and best time on each stage, and the number of achievements), tied to a separate random ranking code, and other players see the nickname and scores. You can block or report other players' nicknames. On the ranking screen you can change your nickname or leave the ranking at any time; leaving deletes your row from our server and stops the game from entering you again automatically. As in Void Myth, Google Play Games and Apple Game Center are only used if you sign in to them.
Mythic Flight's cloud backup keeps a copy of your progress (stars and times on each stage, records, shards, boosters and achievements) on our server, tied to a random backup code shown in Settings and never to a name, email, account, advertising ID or device ID. While "Game stats" is on, the copy also carries the random statistics code, so we can see how far players get. Typing the backup code on another device restores your progress there, so keep it to yourself: anyone with the code can restore or delete that copy. Deleting your progress in the game also deletes the copy from our server.
We do not require an account, name or email to play. You can delete all your data at any time from within the game, in Menu → Account → Delete account: the account is deactivated right away and leaves the ranking, the device returns to a fresh-install state and, after 30 days, the server permanently erases the progress, nickname, ranking and offerings tied to your ID. During that period only our support team can restore the account, and only after reviewing the case, for example a deletion made by mistake or by someone else.
Support, bug report and account-linking forms send us what you type: email, optional phone number, player ID, nickname, message and any screenshot you attach. We use it only to answer you, fix the reported problem or verify you when you ask to recover your progress.
Newsletter sign-ups store your email so we can send the updates you asked for. Every message has an unsubscribe link.
Legal bases: performing the service you asked for (playing, support, recovery), our legitimate interest in keeping the game stable and fair, and your consent for optional items such as the newsletter and phone number.
Support and bug tickets are kept for up to 24 months. Account-linking records are kept while your player ID exists. Technical logs are kept for up to 12 months. You can ask us to delete any of it earlier.
Service providers that act on our instructions: hosting (Vercel), database for game progress, telemetry and public rankings (Supabase) — your nickname, weekly position and first-to milestones are visible to other players, email delivery (SMTP2GO), crash reporting and analytics (Unity), app stores for distribution. We do not sell personal data and we do not show third-party advertising in Mythshards. Void Myth has no ads, no purchases and no third-party tracking: its statistics and Hall records go only to Vercel and Supabase.
Our games are rated for players 12 and older, with one exception: Stone Collection Myth, made for all ages, has its own policy written for families at stonecollectionmyth.lastmythstudios.com/privacy. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children under 13 (or the minimum age in your country). If you believe a child sent us personal data, contact us and we will delete it.
You can ask to access, correct, export or delete your data, or object to how we use it, by writing to hello@lastmythstudios.com with your player ID. Uninstalling the game deletes the data stored on your device. In Void Myth and Mythic Flight, leaving the ranking (the Hall, in Void Myth) deletes your ranking row right away, and turning off "Game stats" stops sending and replaces your code; statistics already received are not linked to you and are kept for up to 12 months, like other technical logs. In Mythic Flight, deleting your progress also deletes its cloud backup. Residents of Brazil (LGPD), the EU/UK (GDPR) and California (CCPA) have these rights by law; we extend them to everyone.
Data travels encrypted (HTTPS) and is stored with providers that follow industry security standards. Our providers may process data in the United States and the European Union under standard contractual safeguards.
We will post any change to this page and update the date above. Significant changes will also be announced inside the game.