Effective date: 23 October 2026
Quilt Critters is a picture puzzle game from Midturn Games, developed by Gary Michael Kemp. You do not need a game account. Puzzle progress and preferences are stored on your device. Advertising services also process information off your device, as described below.
Local saves include unfinished quilts, completed puzzles, favorites, collections, settings, piece positions and saved-project timestamps. The app keeps local backup files and may preserve an unreadable save for recovery. This information is used to run the game and restore your progress. Your ad privacy choice is saved separately from puzzle progress.
Quilt Critters uses Unity LevelPlay mediation with Unity Ads as its sole serving advertising network to support the game. Occasional ads appear between quilts. When a rewarded ad is available, you may choose to watch it for two additional hints. The game has no in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Unity LevelPlay processes device identifiers, ad and product interactions, and performance information to provide mediation. Unity Ads’ published disclosures include device and SDK identifiers, approximate location, ad and app interactions, other usage data, purchase-history information, and device and performance information. Some information can be linked to an identifier. The services use information to deliver, measure and improve advertising and operate their SDKs. Quilt Critters itself has no in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Personalized advertising can involve using and sharing information for advertising across apps. See the Unity Privacy Policy for Unity’s processing and privacy controls, and the LevelPlay data disclosures and Unity Ads data disclosures for the providers’ data categories.
You can choose contextual ads or allow personalized ads. Personalization requires both your choice in the game and Apple’s tracking authorization. Change or withdraw your choice in Settings > Privacy & saved progress > Ad privacy choices. You can also change Apple’s tracking permission in iOS Settings. Both choices keep the same game features and ad timing.
Choosing contextual ads or withdrawing personalization sends privacy opt-out signals to the configured services. Contextual ads can still process device, advertising and operational information; opting out does not stop all data processing or erase information already collected.
Updating the game preserves existing saved progress. Replaying the privacy notice does not reset your quilts, settings or existing ad privacy choice. To erase local puzzle progress, open Settings > Reset all progress and confirm Erase my progress. This removes completed quilts and saved projects and starts a new local save. It does not change your ad privacy choice or delete information held by advertising services.
Uninstalling can remove local app data. Device backups and later restoration depend on your Apple account and device settings; an in-game reset does not control those backups.
If you email us, we receive your email address, message and any information or attachments you choose to provide so we can respond. You may include the game version, iPhone model, iOS version and a description of the problem. Please do not send passwords, payment details or other sensitive information.
Support and privacy requests go to whatduckgame@gmail.com. Gary is the only person who reads this support inbox. Google provides the email service. We currently do not have a support-email deletion policy. You can contact us at the same address with questions or a deletion request concerning your support correspondence.
The game uses Unity for gameplay and the advertising services described above. Native features include local file storage, haptics and the system’s reduced-motion setting.
Apple may process App Store, device-backup or diagnostic information under its own policies and your settings. This website is hosted on Google Sites. Google processes website and email information under its own policies. See the Google Privacy Policy and Apple’s privacy information.
Quilt Critters is intended for a general audience. It does not ask players to create a game account or profile, and it has no in-game chat or player-posted content feature.
This page applies only to Quilt Critters. What Duck, Night Shift, Project X and Wickwake have separate privacy pages; their features and third-party services may differ.
When the app’s features or data practices change, this page will be updated with a revised effective date.
Gary Michael Kemp · Midturn Games
Support and privacy: whatduckgame@gmail.com