Grown-ups: a one-page summary
Last updated Nov 11, 2026. For parents and carers. The full legal text is in the privacy policy.
Who can talk to your child
- Nobody can type to your child. Chat is made of fixed quick phrases and emotes only.
- Nobody can send photos, links, emails or phone numbers.
- Display names are filtered for bad words, and any player can be muted or reported in the game.
- Friends come from playing together (trading, gifting, crews) or from a game portal's own friends list. Strangers cannot message anyone.
What the game collects
- Progress stays on the device. When playing online we store a random player id, the raccoon's name and the progress, so streets, friends and leaderboards work.
- We do not ask for an email, real name, phone number, photo or location.
- We do not sell data and we do not use it for ad tracking.
- To download or delete your child's data, open Settings, then Privacy, on their device (Download my data / Delete my data), or email privacy@nightnabbers.com.
- Anonymous play statistics (no name, no player id) can be switched off in Settings, then Privacy.
Controls for grown-ups
In the game open Settings, then Grown-ups. A quick two-digit sum keeps little ones out; it is a speed bump, not a password.
- Play-time nudge: after 20, 30, 45 (the default), 60 or 90 minutes a friendly stretch-break card appears. It never locks the game, and it can be turned off.
- Bedtime: choose a lights-out hour and a morning hour. In between, the game shows a lights-out screen. A grown-up can answer the sum to allow 15 more minutes.
- Friends list: hide the Friends button on this device.
- Links to other websites: hide every button that opens a website outside the game.
These choices are kept on the device only; nothing is sent to our servers. Clearing site data resets them.
Money
The game is free to play. Nothing you can pay for makes a player faster, stronger or richer than a free player. If real-money items are ever added, they will be cosmetic and will ask a grown-up first.
Questions? privacy@nightnabbers.com