The short version: the game keeps what it needs to run your account and your characters, and nothing else. The game never asks for your email address or your real name, and there are no ads and no tracking. If you buy a membership, the payment company handles your payment details, and the game only learns that you paid.
Each character's name and look, and everything it has done in the game: levels, items, quests, friends, faction and where it is standing.
Chat is not saved. The server holds the last few hundred lines in memory so that a report can show what was said, and that memory is wiped whenever the server restarts.
When someone reports a player, the report is kept together with the chat the reporter could see from the two of them in the minutes before: public chat, whispers between the two of them, and party or faction messages the reporter received.
These are kept along with the account or character they concern, the moderator who acted, and the reason they gave.
Memberships are sold through a payment company that acts as the seller, and it is named on the checkout page. It collects what a payment needs (your name, email address, card or PayPal details and billing country) under its own privacy policy. The game never sees or stores your card details.
What the game keeps about a membership: which account it belongs to, the payment company's ID for the subscription and for you as a customer, which plan it is, whether it is active, and the dates it renews or ends. It also keeps a log of those changes, and when any free days were given and by whom.
The server uses it for as long as it is running, to limit how many accounts one connection can make in a day and how fast logins can be tried. The game itself never writes it down, and no log of visits is kept. The one exception: if a request fails, for example while the game is restarting, the web server's error log notes the address the failed request came from.
Your login session, your character and your settings are kept in your browser's local storage. The game sets no cookies.
The pages load two fonts from Google Fonts, so your browser asks Google's servers for them, and Google sees your internet address when it does. The game runs on a server rented from DigitalOcean. If you buy a membership, you pay the payment company directly, as above. Nothing is shared with or sold to anyone else.
Game data, accounts included, is backed up every night. A backup is kept for 14 days on the server and for 30 days on the developer's own computer, then deleted.
You can delete a character yourself from the character screen. To delete your whole account, email support@beast-frontier.com with your username and a recovery code, so we can tell the account is yours. You can make a fresh code from the account screen. Anything deleted still exists in backups until they age out, as above.
Last updated 17 September 2026. The rules for playing with other people are on the rules page.