Who is responsible. Xalaria was programmed by Julian Cochran, of Monaco, who is responsible for the information described here. The same applies to D-Zone, whose own notice is at xalaria.com/dzone/terms.html.
When you play
Your traveller. The alias you choose and your progress in the game are kept on our server, so that you can continue later, on any device. Choose an alias rather than your own name, because others will see it. A traveller who only tried the game, visiting fewer than three stars, is removed after a short time without play. Others are kept as part of the universe, which continues for everyone, until you ask us to remove them.
What others can see. Travellers you meet see your alias and your craft, and the messages you send them. Notable deeds are written in the public Chronicle under your alias, and when a traveller's life ends, its epitaph and achievements go to the public Graveyard.
The record of play. To make the game easier to learn and to see which adverts bring players, the game keeps a record of each visit. It holds your alias, the kind of device and browser, where the visit came from, what you type in the game and what the game shows you in reply. A short note is also kept with your alias of which advert brought you, how long you played and whether you came back.
On these pages
Notes on how the pages are used. The pages send our own server short notes as they are used, such as the kind of device and the size of its screen, whether the page is open inside an app like Instagram, which Play link was pressed, how far the page was read and how long it was open, with where the visit came from. A note carries a random number for the visit and never your name.
Where you came from. If you arrive from an advert or another website, a cookie and your browser's storage remember where you came from, for 90 days, so that players can be counted by where they heard of Xalaria. The game also keeps a few settings of its own in your browser.
Nothing else follows you. There are no advertising trackers, and no other company's, on Xalaria's pages. Our web server, like any, briefly records the requests it receives, and the pages' typefaces come from Google Fonts, which sees your internet address as they load.
Who reads it, and for how long
Who reads it. These records stay on our server. They are read only by us and by the services that help us run Xalaria, which are our web host and the AI assistant that prepares our reports and helps us improve the game. They are never sold, and never passed to advertisers or anyone else.
Internet addresses. Like every request, ours reach the server from your internet address, but the record of play and the notes don't record it.
How long. The record of play, the note of which advert brought you, and the notes on how the pages are used are all deleted after 12 months. Your traveller is kept for as long as you play, as described above.
Your rights
You can ask to see the information we hold about you or your traveller, to correct it, or to delete it. Write to support@xalaria.com, giving your alias.
Last updated 18 October 2026