IGNAFORT · KARAS GAME STUDIOS

Delete your leaderboard account

Last updated: 10 November 2026

This page applies to Ignafort: Tower Defense (com.karasgamestudios.ignafort) by Karas Game Studios (Václav Karas).

Which account the game has

The game does not require an account. An account is created only if you choose to join the leaderboards through Google Play Games. Game progress is stored on your device (and, if enabled, in your Android backup in your Google account).

Delete it in the game (fastest)

1. On the campaign map, tap the Leaderboards cup.
2. At the bottom, tap Leave the leaderboards.
3. Confirm with Leave and delete.

As soon as the game reaches the server, the server deletes your account and all data listed below; offline, the game keeps the request and completes it once connected. The game tells you when it is done. If you uninstall the game before it does, use the steps without the game below. You can join again later, but you will start from scratch.

Delete it without the game

If you no longer have the game, email [email protected] with the subject “Ignafort leaderboard account deletion” and include:

• your Google Play Games gamer name, or the nickname you have on the leaderboards;
• roughly when you joined the leaderboards and when you last played;
• on how many devices you had joined, and a best result you remember (the day and the waves, or the Rift sphere).

Gamer names and nicknames are public on the leaderboards, so they are not enough on their own: to avoid deleting someone else’s account, we compare the other details with the account’s non-public records. If ownership cannot reasonably be confirmed, we will tell you why and what else we can do. We reply without undue delay and within one month of receiving the request; once confirmed, we delete the account and let you know by email.

What is deleted

• the account: the hash of your Play Games identifier, your Play Games gamer name, nickname, public account ID, and the dates it was created and last used;
• the sign-in tokens of all your devices;
• all your leaderboard results (Daily Challenge, week, Rift) and run records.

What is kept

Nothing from the leaderboards: we make no separate backups of their database. Technical server access logs (IP address, time and requested URL) are removed by rotation within 14 days. The email you use to request deletion is kept like other support correspondence, for at most 12 months after the request is closed.

What Google manages

You manage your Google Play Games profile and the data Google keeps in your Play Games profile. Game progress, purchases and optional statistics are covered by the privacy policy.