What cookies are
Cookies are small text files saved on your device while you browse. They let the site keep your settings between visits and show how visitors move through the pages.
Some of them are needed for the basic functions, and without them parts of the site stop working properly. The rest stay optional and depend on your choice.
Which cookies this site uses
The files set here fall into four groups, each with its own purpose:
- necessary cookies that keep page navigation, security and the contact form working
- preference cookies that store settings such as language or region
- analytics cookies that count visits and read which pages are opened, without identifying you
- marketing cookies that measure campaign performance and are set only after you agree
Managing your consent
On your first visit a banner asks whether optional cookies may be set. Your answer is stored and can be changed at any time through the cookie settings link on the site.
Necessary cookies stay active either way, since the pages cannot load without them. Withdrawing consent does not affect data already collected on a lawful basis.
Deleting cookies
Cookies already stored can be removed in your browser settings, and every browser handles this in its own menu. You can also block them before they are set, or clear them automatically when the browser closes.
Turning off certain files changes how the site behaves: a saved preference, for example, will not be applied on your next visit.
Third-party cookies
Some files come from outside services used on the site, such as traffic measurement or the game demo we test and describe on these pages. These providers process data under their own policies, which you can read on their websites.
They are not allowed to use the data for purposes of their own beyond what the service needs. How long each file is kept is shown in the cookie settings panel.
Questions about cookies
If you want to know exactly what is processed during a visit, or need help changing your settings, write to us through the contact page. We check the specific case and explain which files are used and what each one stores.
Complaints about data handled through cookies can also go to the Information Commissioner’s Office. That route stays open even if you have already contacted the site.
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