Tombslide · last updated August 2026
Tombslide is provided by Murhe Studios. The game runs mainly on your device and does not create a separate Tombslide account. If you connect to Google Play Games, Google processes your Play Games profile, achievements, leaderboard scores and saved game progress. Tombslide also shows ads, as explained below.
Your settings, unlocked chambers, attempts and best chamber results are saved on your device using the operating system's standard app storage. When you connect to Google Play Games, game progress is also saved to Google's Saved Games service so it can be restored after reinstalling the game or moving to another supported device.
Uninstalling Tombslide removes its local data but does not necessarily remove data held by Google Play Games. Settings → Reset all progress resets local progress and the cloud save when connected. Achievements already unlocked and scores already submitted to Google Play Games may remain on your Play Games profile.
Tombslide uses Google Play Games Services for sign-in, achievements, leaderboards and cloud saves. When you connect, Google makes your Play Games gamer identity, such as your gamer tag and avatar, available to the game. Tombslide sends achievement unlocks, leaderboard scores and saved progress to Google to provide those features.
Google Play Games Services may also collect device information, service analytics and diagnostic information to operate, secure and improve its services. Data sent through Play Games Services is encrypted in transit. Your profile visibility and the way Google handles this information are controlled by your Google Play Games and Google Account settings and Google's privacy policy.
The game shows ads supplied by Google AdMob. Some are banners. Some are videos you choose to watch in exchange for something in the game; those are always optional, and nothing is ever taken from you for declining one. A full-screen ad also appears on the way into every fifth chamber. That one cannot be declined, but it costs you nothing beyond the time it takes, and no chamber is ever kept shut because of it.
To serve those ads, Google receives your device's advertising identifier along with technical information such as device model, operating system and an approximate location derived from your IP address. Google may use this to choose which ads to show and to measure them. Tombslide does not receive your advertising identifier or approximate location back from Google.
You can reset or delete the advertising identifier at any time in Android's own settings, under Privacy → Ads. Doing so does not affect your progress.
How Google uses data from apps that use its services is described at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
The game contains nothing unsuitable for children, but because it shows advertising it is not directed at children under 13, and it should not be used by them without a parent's involvement.
If a future version collects anything more than is described here, this policy will be updated before that version ships, and the change will be described here.
You can use Tombslide without connecting to Google Play Games. You can manage sign-in, profile visibility and game data from Google Play Games settings. Google also provides controls to delete Play Games data for an individual game or delete a Play Games profile. Reset all progress inside Tombslide does not erase achievements or leaderboard records maintained separately by Google Play Games.
Questions about this policy can be sent to the address on the store listing.