Cookie policy

Last updated: 10 September 2026

This page lists what we store on your device and what you can turn off. For everything else about your data, see the privacy policy.

What we store ourselves

We do not set any advertising cookies, and nothing we store follows you to other sites.

WhatWhyCategoryHow long
Your consent choiceSo we do not ask again on every pageNecessaryUntil you change it in the privacy settings
Your region and platform filterSo the release list keeps showing the region and platform you picked, on this and every later visitNecessaryOne year
An id for our own analyticsSo we can tell how many people read a page, and whether someone comes backMeasurementOne year

None of these carries your name. Your consent choice and your filter never leave our own systems. The analytics id goes to PostHog, who process it for us and for nothing else — nothing is stored for measurement until you allow it, and the privacy policy says what we measure.

What third parties set

These only ever run after you allow functionality cookies. Until then they stay behind a placeholder and nothing is loaded.

WhatProviderWhyCategoryHow long
YouTube cookiesGoogle Ireland LimitedPlay an embedded video, and Google's own measurementFunctionalitySet by Google — see Google's privacy policy(opens in new tab)
Steam widget cookiesValve CorporationShow an embedded store widgetFunctionalitySet by Valve — see Valve's privacy policy(opens in new tab)

The categories

  • NecessaryNeeded for the site to work, or set because you asked for it. Cannot be turned off.
  • FunctionalityContent and features from other providers, such as embedded videos and store widgets. Off until you allow it.
  • MeasurementCounts which pages get read, so we know what to work on. Off until you allow it — until then nothing is stored on your device.

Changing your mind

Turn any non-necessary category on or off whenever you like — here, or through the Privacy settings link in the footer of every page. Your choice takes effect right away.

What needs your consent

Anything that is not needed to run the site happens only after you say yes (Article 6(1)(a) GDPR), and you can take that back at any time. Anything that is needed runs without asking.