Support & Privacy

Support & privacy

What we collect: nothing.

Dirtstorm MX has no accounts, no advertising, no analytics SDK, no crash-reporting service, and no third-party data collection. The game runs offline and the runtime contains no outbound network path at all.

What lives on your device

DataStoredPurposeYour control
Career progress (credits, bikes, upgrades, records, sponsors)Local save file on deviceOffline progressionDelete app data — there is no account to manage
Time-trial best ghostsLocal save file, per layoutBest-line replayCapped retention; delete app data
Audio levels, LOW FLASH, MOTION, bike and event selectionDevice preferencesRemember your setupIn-game toggles

Nothing leaves the device. The app requests no runtime permissions — no storage, contacts, location, microphone, camera, notifications, advertising ID, or account access.

Accessibility

Playable your way

Full control remapping, mirrored and assisted control profiles, tilt steering, scalable UI, and colour-safe cues that never rely on hue alone.

Comfort options

LOW FLASH for photosensitivity, MOTION reduction for camera and particle intensity, and caption support for rider callouts and race audio.

Honest assistance

Assists and cheats are labelled in-game and separated from competitive results, so an assisted run never masquerades as an unassisted record.

Reporting a problem

Playtest builds are covered by a short written protocol: what device you used, what you expected, what happened, and whether it repeats with the same inputs. That last part matters more than anything else, because it is what turns a bug report into a fix.

Send reports to [email protected] with your device model and the build you were running.

This page summarises the shipped data behaviour of Dirtstorm MX. It will be updated if that behaviour ever changes, and any change would be announced here first.