Scrap Core: Overclocked privacy policy

This policy covers Scrap Core: Overclocked, a Roblox experience published by the Roblox group Kozma Works.

What Roblox handles

You play Scrap Core through your Roblox account. Roblox, not us, handles your account and login, age checks, friends, text chat, voice chat where it is enabled, moderation, and every Robux purchase and payment. We never see your password, email address, real name, payment details or your chat history. Roblox’s privacy policy: roblox.com/info/privacy.

What the game itself saves

So that your progress is there the next time you dive, the game saves the following in Roblox’s data storage, linked to your Roblox user ID:

• your Core Scrap, unlocked classes, weapon Cores and modules, and class trials used;
• the skins you own and wear (and which skin game passes you own);
• Daily Order progress, your return streak and the days you dived;
• badges earned, and which tips and release notes you have already seen;
• who invited you to the game, if someone did (their Roblox user ID);
• your settings;
• lifetime statistics: runs, enemies defeated, revives, distance carried and time played.

Legal basis: performing our agreement with you, the game’s terms of use (Article 6(1)(b) GDPR).

We keep this until [X] after you last played [TODO: owner decides], or until you ask us to delete it. A deletion, also when Roblox forwards the request on your behalf, covers your profile, your leaderboard entries, your run records and your user ID where it is saved in the profile of a player you invited. Roblox’s storage may keep earlier versions for a limited time before they disappear.

Leaderboards

The Dock shows two leaderboards, one for Standard runs and one for Short Runs. They show your Roblox name and the number of full expeditions you have completed. The entries are stored with your Roblox user ID and have no expiry of their own; they go when your data is deleted. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in offering a shared ranking (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR).

Matchmaking and groups

To put a crew together and move it between the Dock and the reactor, the game keeps short-lived records in Roblox’s servers: queue entries, group invitations and the run you are in. They expire on their own, within hours at most.

Play statistics

We use Roblox’s built-in analytics to understand how the game is played: when runs start and end, how far crews get, which builds and classes they choose, how the Dock and the shop are used, Daily Orders, invitations, and technical figures such as frame rate and loading time. We look at these in Roblox’s Creator Dashboard, in aggregate, to fix problems and balance the game.

Legal basis: our legitimate interest in running, balancing and improving the game.

Run records

When a session or run ends, the game also writes a run record to Roblox’s data storage. It holds your Roblox name and user ID, the time to your first defeated enemy, enemies defeated, times you went down, the weapons you used, session and run length, how the run ended, the run mode, the scrap earned and banked, details of your escape, your frame rate and whether you use reduced effects. This is not limited to playtests. We use these records to find problems and balance the game.

The records have no automatic expiry at present. We keep them for [X] [TODO: owner decides]. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in balancing and improving the game (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR).

Purchases

Skins are sold as Roblox game passes for Robux. Roblox processes the purchase and only tells the game that you own the pass. Every skin can also be earned with Core Scrap, and nothing sold in the game gives an advantage in a fight.

Nothing outside Roblox

The game sends no data to any service outside Roblox. Roblox Corporation is based in the USA, so everything described here is stored and processed outside the European Union as well. Roblox’s privacy policy describes the safeguards it uses.