The website uses Google Analytics to understand visits and includes Google AdSense code and an Adsterra native advertising banner. Google ad availability depends on Google’s approval and the site’s advertising settings. It has no user accounts, payment forms, comments or newsletters.
Who to contact
God of War 3 PC Guide is the independent website at godofwar3pc.com. For questions about this policy or information you have sent to the site, email support@godofwar3pc.com. This policy covers this website, not the community port software or websites linked from our guides.
Browsing, cookies and local tools
Google Analytics can use first-party cookies, including _ga and _ga-prefixed cookies, to distinguish browsers and sessions. Fonts and guide images are served with the website rather than embedded from third-party font or media services.
The requirements checklist and black-screen selector use choices you enter in the current page. They calculate results locally and do not scan your device or read game files. We do not send selected prerequisite values or diagnostic results as custom analytics events; general page visits and interactions may still be measured as described below. Their state is held in page memory and resets when the page is reloaded. Your browser may cache ordinary website files to load pages faster.
Google Analytics
We use Google Analytics 4, provided by Google, to understand which guides people visit and how the website is used. The Google tag sends usage data to Google, which may include page URLs and titles, referral sources, browser and device information, cookie identifiers and interactions enabled in our Analytics settings.
Google processes this data to provide analytics reports. Cookie lifetimes and analytics data retention depend on the Google Analytics settings and browser controls. See Google’s Privacy Policy and how Google uses information from sites that use its services for more information.
You can block or delete cookies in your browser, block analytics scripts, or use the Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on in a supported browser. Blocking analytics does not prevent access to the guides.
Google AdSense and advertising cookies
We include Google AdSense code to connect this website to Google’s advertising services. When ads are served, Google and other third-party vendors may use cookies or similar identifiers to serve and measure ads, prevent fraud and, where permitted, personalize ads based on visits to this and other websites. Requests to Google may include your IP address, browser information, page URL and cookie identifiers.
You can manage personalized advertising through Google My Ad Center and review how Google uses advertising cookies. You can also use browser cookie controls and, for participating third-party vendors, industry advertising choices. Where a consent message is shown, use its controls to manage your choices.
Adsterra native advertising
We use Adsterra to display a native advertising banner, labelled Advertisement, between sections of the page content. Loading the banner contacts Adsterra and its advertising partners, which may process your IP address, browser and device information, page URL, cookies and similar identifiers to deliver and measure advertising and prevent fraud.
Adsterra operates separately from Google. Review Adsterra’s Privacy Policy for its data practices and available choices. You can also manage cookies and third-party scripts through your browser settings. Advertised products and destination websites have their own policies.
Hosting and request data
Delivering a web page involves processing a network request, including an IP address. The hosting infrastructure may also process requested URLs, request times, browser information, referral information and response errors in access or security logs.
Such processing supports page delivery, troubleshooting and protection against misuse. It is separate from the checklist and troubleshooting selections, which are not submitted. The hosting service’s configuration and policies determine its log retention; this policy does not promise that infrastructure keeps no logs.
If you email us
Email correspondence includes your address, any name you provide, the message and any attachments you choose to send. This information is used to assess and respond to your enquiry, investigate corrections or handle privacy and rights requests.
Email providers process messages to deliver and store correspondence. We do not use contact emails to enrol you in marketing or sell your contact details. Please send only relevant information and remove private details from screenshots or logs.
Retention and disclosure
Correspondence is kept for as long as needed to resolve the enquiry and retain relevant correction, rights or dispute records, or to meet an applicable legal obligation. The appropriate period depends on the nature of the request and whether it remains unresolved. You can ask about, or request deletion of, information you sent us.
Hosting, email, analytics and advertising service providers process information needed to provide their services. Information may also need to be disclosed where required by applicable law or to address misuse or a rights claim. A public correction can describe the corrected fact without publishing your private correspondence.
Links to other websites
Links to GitHub, PlayStation and other sources take you to services with their own privacy policies. Their accounts, cookies and data processing are governed by their own policies. Following a link can disclose ordinary request data and, depending on your browser settings, referral information to the destination.
Review the destination’s policy before signing in, downloading software or posting a bug report. In particular, information submitted to a public issue tracker can be visible to other people.
Your choices and requests
You can read the site without using the interactive tools or contacting us. Depending on the law that applies to you, you may have rights to access, correct or delete personal information, restrict or object to its use, obtain a portable copy, or complain to a relevant data protection authority.
Use the contact details to explain your request. We may need enough information to identify the relevant correspondence and verify that it relates to you. If the website adds features that change data handling, this policy should be revised to describe those features.