Privacy Policy

Effective November 14, 2026

Pixel Party - Game Night Arcade ("Pixel Party") is a set of party games (Dash, Skirmish and Siege), your Home that you decorate and invite friends to, and Pixel Island, a town where everyone playing meets and chats, played inside Discord as an Activity or on pixelparty.live. This page explains what Pixel Party knows about you, why, and how to have it removed. The short version: we keep what the games need to remember you, your home and your coins, we never sell anything, and there are no ads and no outside trackers.

What we receive from Discord

When you open Pixel Party, Discord asks your permission and then shares:

Your Discord account basics (the identify permission): your user ID, username, display name and avatar. We use them to show you in lobbies, on the podium, on the leaderboard, on Pixel Island and in homes.
Server membership (guilds.members.read, if you allow it): used to check that invites are allowed where you are, and to show your server nickname.
Rich presence (rpc.activities.write, if you allow it): lets Pixel Party set the "Playing Pixel Party" status on your Discord profile.
Friends list (relationships.read, if you allow it): used only on your own device to show which friends are online so you can invite them. It is never sent to or stored on our servers.

Discord also tells us which server and channel you launched Pixel Party from, so players in the same place end up in the same game.

What we store

Your Discord user ID, display name and avatar link
The character and colours you picked
Your points: per Discord server, and on the global leaderboard
Your coins, and when you last claimed your daily gift
Your Home: the rooms you built (their floor tiles, wall and floor finishes, and the names you gave them), the furniture you own and where it stands, who can visit (open, when you're home, or closed), and anyone you blocked
What visitors leave you: likes, guestbook notes (stickers and set phrases, never free text), and presents
A visit log for each home: who visited and when, and whether they liked it, left a note or brought a present
Which Discord servers you have played in, so only people who share a server with you can find and visit your home

That is all we keep, plus which first-time tutorials you have done (the island's and each game's). Live game state (positions, lobbies, who is in which match, what people say with the quick phrases) exists only in memory while you play and is gone when the match or visit ends.

Website accounts. On pixelparty.live you can press Play without signing in: our server makes a guest account with a random ID and keeps a random sign-in token in your browser's local storage (we store only a scrambled version of it). If you save the account, we keep the username you choose and your password as a salted scrypt hash (never the password itself). If you connect your Discord account, we store your Discord user ID on the account so signing in with Discord opens the same progress.

Website visits. When you open pixelparty.live in a browser (not inside Discord), our own server counts the visit: a random visitor ID kept in your browser's local storage (not a cookie), the site or app the link came from (for example TikTok or Google) and any tag on the link, whether you are on a phone or a computer, your browser's language, and whether you went on to sign in and play. If you sign in, that visitor ID is linked to your account so we can see which links bring in players. No outside analytics or ad services are involved and nothing is shared. Clearing your browser's site data resets the ID.

How the arcade is used. To find out where the arcade is confusing and fix it, our own server records what happens in each visit (in Discord and on the website): which screens you go to and for how long, which buttons you press, when a lobby or match starts and ends, how long loading took, your device type and window size, and any error the page hits. It is tied to your Discord user ID. It never includes what you type in chat. Only the developers see it, it is not shared with anyone, and it is deleted after 60 days.

Chat. Pixel Party has one chat shared by everyone playing. What you write there is shown to all players, with your Discord display name, and over your character on Pixel Island. Chat lines are kept only in the game server's memory (the last 60, so people who just arrived can catch up) and are never written to the database; they are gone when the server restarts. Links are hidden and a list of offensive words is starred out. You can mute anyone from their chat line. We do not store voice, your email address, or anything else from your Discord account.

Who can see it

Your name, avatar, character and points appear to other Pixel Party players: in lobbies and matches with you, and on the server and global leaderboards.
Your home, its room names and everything in it can be seen by people who share a Discord server with you, unless you close it to visitors. People you block can't come in.
Your visit log is shown only to you. Guestbook notes on your home can be read by its visitors.
Your chat messages can be read by everyone playing Pixel Party at the time, on Discord and on the website.

We do not share your data with anyone else, and we never sell it.

Where it lives

Pixel Party runs on Railway, which hosts the game server and its database. Discord handles sign-in under its own Privacy Policy.

How long we keep it

Your points, coins and home stay until you ask us to remove them, or until the game is shut down. We keep one backup copy of the database a day for seven days, so a deletion is fully gone from backups within a week. Live game state disappears when your match or visit ends.

Your choices

You can decline the optional permissions when Discord asks. Pixel Party still works; you just won't see friends or rich presence.
You choose who can visit your home in its Room settings, and you can ask anyone to leave or block them.
You can remove Pixel Party's access any time in Discord under User Settings → Authorized Apps.
To have your data deleted (scores, coins, your home and everything in it), email wissemksantini@gmail.com with your Discord username. We delete it within 30 days.

Children

Pixel Party follows Discord's minimum age. It is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly keep data from them. If you believe a child's data is in Pixel Party, email us and we will remove it.

Changes

If this policy changes, we will update this page and its effective date.

Contact

Questions or requests: wissemksantini@gmail.com