ROMEL STUDIOS
Privacy policy
Get Me Out! · Romel Studios
This policy describes the first release of Get Me Out! by Romel Studios. Contact: contact@getmeout.site. Last updated: 13 September 2026.
Progress stays on your device
The game stores progress, collected items, hints used, language, and control and sound preferences locally. Romel Studios does not receive these saves. Reset Progress in Settings clears game progress; clearing app data or uninstalling removes local app data. There is no game account or cloud-save service.
Downloads and platform services
On Android, Google Play Asset Delivery installs and updates the game content. Google processes device metadata and the app version to deliver and maintain the correct assets. Google states that this data is encrypted, is not shared with third parties, and is deleted after a fixed retention period. Google Play and your device platform also operate under their own privacy terms.
Sharing and support
Sharing your result is optional. It sends the result text to the app you choose; that app handles it under its own policy. If you email support, Romel Studios receives your email address and message to answer your request. Please do not send sensitive information. You can ask us to delete support correspondence by emailing the address above, subject to any records we must retain by law.
Advertising and purchases
This version is free and has no advertising, in-app purchases, or developer-operated gameplay analytics. The game does not request access to your contacts, location, camera, or microphone. Any future purchases or changes to data use will be described in an updated policy before they are introduced.
Questions and changes
Contact contact@getmeout.site with privacy questions or requests. The current policy is available in the game under Settings → Privacy policy. Updates will carry a new date.
This website
This website has no analytics, advertising trackers, contact forms, or cookies. Opening a store link takes you to that platform. Email links open your email app. Your hosting provider may process ordinary server access logs.