What is set, and when
Nothing, until you choose. The site does not need a cookie to work. When you arrive, a small banner asks whether we may use Meta’s advertising Pixel, and neither answer changes what you can do here. If your browser sends Do Not Track or has Global Privacy Control switched on, we do not ask and the Pixel never loads.
Meta Pixel, only if you accept
If you press Accept, the Meta Pixel loads from Meta’s servers. It sets the cookies _fbp and, if you arrived from a Facebook or Instagram advert, _fbc on this site, and tells Meta that you visited a page (its address, your browser and device details, and your IP address). We use it to see which of our adverts bring people to the game and to show our adverts to people likely to be interested. Meta is responsible for what it does with that data under its own privacy policy. If you press Decline, or do nothing, none of this loads and no request is made to Meta.
We remember your answer in your browser’s local storage, as the entry gtj-consent, so we do not ask on every visit. You can change your mind any time with Cookie choices in the footer; declining there stops the Pixel and clears its cookies.
Our own measurement, without a cookie
We measure page views, where a visit came from, trailer plays, button presses and whether a form succeeds, through PostHog, on its European hosting. It is configured to write nothing to your device: no cookie, no browser storage, no identifier that survives closing the tab, and no profile built up over repeat visits. If your browser sends Do Not Track or has Global Privacy Control switched on, none of this runs and no request is made. See the privacy policy for the full detail.
The trailer
The trailer is a video file served from this site, not from YouTube or anyone else. It does not play until you press play, and playing it sets no cookies and sends nothing to a third party. The fonts are served from this site too.
Your browser
Your browser may keep ordinary things such as pages, images and the trailer in its cache. That is the browser’s doing, not ours, and you can clear it in its settings.
If that changes
This page will say so before it does.