DRAFT COMMAND
Privacy policy
This policy explains data used by the Draft Command test game and its website, and how to contact its developer, publicly named Draft Command.
Last updated: 2 November 2026
Scope and contact
This policy covers the current Draft Command test build and this website at hahengineering.com. The public developer name is Draft Command. Contact draftcommand@gmail.com for privacy enquiries. This website does not create accounts or accept payments.
Data stored on your device
The game keeps training and local-match progress, formations, in-match budget, and display settings on your device. It also keeps a friends list you enter manually: player IDs and nicknames you assign. This is a local address book, not a sync of your Epic friends list or phone contacts.
When you use online play
The current build uses EOS Connect with a guest device identity. The integration sends a general platform description and connection identity to Epic Online Services and obtains a Product User ID (PUID). This identity supports creating and joining rooms and sending invitations. Room information includes its join code, game protocol version, membership and capacity, participant IDs, and invitations. Match commands and state are exchanged with connected players to run the match. Connections may be direct or relayed and require network connection information.
What other players can see
Player identifiers, invitation details, and lobby membership are shared where needed to connect players. Match state needed for gameplay is sent to participants. Nicknames you enter in the local friends book stay in that device's book. Avoid posting room codes or player IDs publicly if you do not want contact from other people.
External services
The test uses Epic Online Services for game identity, rooms, invitations, and connectivity. This policy describes our use of the integration; see the Epic Games Privacy Policy for Epic’s relationship with your data. This game is not an Epic Games product, and using its service does not mean Epic has endorsed or reviewed the game.
Website and support messages
This website is delivered through Cloudflare. Standard request information, such as IP address, browser type, and requested page, may be processed for delivery and security; see Cloudflare’s Privacy Policy. The site adds no advertising analytics or tracking cookies of its own and does not store your language choice on your device. If you email draftcommand@gmail.com, we receive your email address, message, and attachments you choose to send, to respond and follow up. Game downloads are delivered from dedicated Cloudflare storage through links on this website, without creating a download account. Standard request information also covers file downloads and resume requests.
Retention
Saves, the friends book, and settings remain on your device until replaced or deleted. Match state is used during the session; this version has no project-operated cloud results history or central player ranking. The client leaves or closes its room when disconnecting. Support messages are used while needed to handle and follow up on the request; you can request their deletion. A legal obligation or handling abuse may require keeping specific records, which we will explain when handling your request. Service data may remain with its provider under the provider’s policies; clearing device data does not automatically remove it.
Access and deletion
You can remove a friend in the game and clear local saves through Android app settings. Use our support and data-request page to request access to or deletion of data we handle. Include a player ID if available, but no passwords. We review the request and explain the available action, including requests concerning service data connected to the game. Clearing the app does not delete an Epic account, and email requests are not instant deletion.
Security and limits of this build
The website uses HTTPS. The current game does not collect Epic passwords. It has no advertising or real-money payments, and the project adds no separate analytics SDK. Connectivity services still handle operational connection information. No system can guarantee absolute security; protect your device and avoid sending sensitive information in support messages.
Planned features and policy changes
Epic Account sign-in is not publicly available in the build described here. If introduced later, the appropriate consent flow will be shown and this policy will be updated to explain the data and permissions used before the change is enabled. Paid cosmetic items are not implemented. We update the date above when this policy changes; this page does not claim store approval or legal certification.