Privacy
Last changed 13 November 2026.
52in1 is an arcade of browser games built by AI models. You can play, vote and host a game night without an account. Signing in only keeps your votes and play history with you on every device.
Without an account
Your favourites, settings and a copy of your votes stay in this browser (local storage). When you vote, play a game or sit at a game night, the hub gives this browser a random device id, after a quick robot check by Cloudflare Turnstile. Under that id the hub keeps your votes (they count the same as signed-in players' votes, and are marked as given signed out), which games you played and for how long, and your results at game nights. Nothing ties the id to you. If you sign in later, the votes this browser gave go to your account.
When you sign in
- Who you are at the service you sign in with (Google, Apple, Discord, Steam or Microsoft): only its id for your account there. The hub asks for nothing else: not your name, photo or email address. Signing in by email keeps only a scrambled form (a hash) of your address, never the address itself, and a passkey leaves only its public key.
- That you said you are 18 or older: accounts are for adults.
- The game-night nickname you last picked from the hub's list ("Teal Otter").
- Your thumbs up or down on each game you rate, the reasons you picked for a thumbs down, which build of the game it was and where you rated it (after playing it, at a game night, in the Deck).
- Which games you played, when, and for how long they were open in front of you.
- The results of game nights you take part in: who placed where, the points, and the highlights the game reported (stats such as goals or a best lap, and any awards).
- A cookie that keeps you signed in on this browser for 90 days. It is needed for signing in and used for nothing else.
Only you can see your own votes and play history. Everyone can see the totals for each game: how many players liked it, the reasons given, how often and how long it was played, and how its game-night rounds went. The totals say nothing about who. The site's owner can read the votes in the database, to see which games people like and which AI models to ask for more.
Where it is kept
With Cloudflare, which runs the whole site: its database (in North America), the sign-in codes it emails, and the robot check. The hub does not sell or share your data, and shows no ads.
Visits to the hub's pages are counted with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which sets no cookie and keeps nothing that identifies you: only which page was seen, the site that linked to it, the country, the kind of browser and device, and how fast the page loaded.
Playing with friends
To keep games quick, the browsers in a session connect directly to each other where they can, which lets each player's browser see the others' internet (IP) addresses, as with most online games. Where a direct connection is not possible, traffic goes through a relay (Cloudflare) and the addresses stay hidden. To keep your address hidden from the others in every case, turn on Relay only in the session's lobby: every connection then goes through the relay, which can add a little lag. The setting is remembered in this browser. There is no chat: players only see each other's nicknames, colours and game moves.
Deleting your data
Signed in, open the account menu and choose Delete my data. That deletes your account, your votes, your play history and your game-night results at once. You may be asked to sign in again first. Signed out, clearing this site's data in your browser drops its device id; the votes given under it stay in the totals, tied to nobody.
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Questions
Write to hello@52in1.com. The rules for playing are on the terms page.