SPLAT: Block Puzzle — Block Puzzle Game for Android
Last Updated: September 23, 2026
SPLAT has no account. We never ask you to register, we run no servers, and we hold no copy of your game data. Your progress lives on your own device and, if you have signed in to Google Play Games, in your own Google Account — Sections 1 and 2 explain how to erase both. Advertising and analytics data is a separate matter, held by Google; Section 3 covers it.
Your progress, settings and any interrupted run are stored in the App's private storage. To remove them:
Resetting progress also asks Google to delete your cloud save. The App sends that request whenever you reset, but it is silent and not guaranteed: if you are offline or signed out of Play Games it will not happen, and your progress can come back from the cloud the next time you play. Treat RESET PROGRESS as destructive if you are signed in — and if you need certainty either way, use Section 2 below, which is the only route we can vouch for.
If you signed in to Google Play Games, your cloud save, your leaderboard scores and your achievements are stored by Google under your own Google Account. Deleting them through your Google Account is the only route that is certain. We cannot delete or change your leaderboard scores or achievements at all. The App does ask Google to delete the cloud save when you reset your progress, but it receives no confirmation that the deletion happened.
Google's instructions are here: Delete your Play Games data or Play Games profile. You can delete the data for this one game without touching your other games. Google performs the deletion and defines its own scope: its page says that deleting a game's data “might also delete any in-game achievements or progress”, so check the result in the Play Games app afterwards. Deleting your whole Play Games profile removes the achievements and leaderboard scores of every game at once.
Do this in the right order, or it undoes itself. The App uploads a cloud save shortly after your progress changes and whenever it goes into the background. If you delete your Play Games data and then open the game again while signed in, the copy still on your device is uploaded, your achievement progress is sent again from that copy, and the deletion is undone. Reset your progress or uninstall the App first, then delete through your Google Account.
To stop anything further from being stored in your Google Account, sign out of Play Games on your device. That is the only setting that stops all three. Resetting your progress clears the counters on your device and asks Google to delete the cloud save, but achievements you have already earned stay in your Play Games profile until you delete your Play Games data for this game.
Switching publication off in Settings → PUBLISH SCORES does less than it sounds like: it stops future scores being submitted to the public leaderboards, but your best scores remain part of the private cloud save, which keeps being written while you are signed in. It also does not remove scores that have already been published. And it does not touch achievements: while you are signed in, achievement progress is sent to Play Games whatever this setting says, and achievements already earned stay where they are.
To reset or delete your advertising identifier, open Android's settings — on most devices under Google → Ads or Privacy → Ads. Where the App asks for consent, you can withdraw it at any time: reopen the dialog through the privacy options in the App's Settings screen.
Withdrawing stops personalized advertising and stops analytics and advertising identifiers being read from or written to your device. It does not switch measurement off completely: the App keeps sending Google a small aggregated signal that carries no identifier and cannot be tied back to you. We say so plainly rather than promise a silence we do not deliver — the legal basis for that reduced measurement is explained in Section 7 of the Privacy Policy.
Data already collected through these services sits on Google's systems and carries a randomly generated identifier rather than your name or account. We cannot find your records from your name or your email address. If you are able to supply your app-instance identifier, we can ask Google to delete the analytics events recorded against it.
Write to support-komandakycto@proton.me with the subject line "Data Deletion Request". We will delete what we hold that relates to you, except anything we are required to keep by law. We aim to answer within one month, or sooner where the law that applies to you requires it. Please do not send identity documents unless we ask for something we reasonably need in order to verify your request.