Delete your Hushvale: Night Hunt account
Developer: Marcelo Batalha Hattori · App: Hushvale: Night Hunt (Google Play and App Store)
Option 1 — In the game (fastest)
- Open the game while online.
- Tap the gear (Settings) at the top right of the home screen.
- Open the Language tab.
- Under Account, tap Delete account.
- Tap Continue, then Delete forever.
The account is deleted at once and the game starts a new guest account. This cannot be undone.
Linked a Google or Apple sign-in and uninstalled the game? Reinstall it, go to Settings → Language → Login, sign in with the
same account (your progress comes back) and follow the steps above.
Option 2 — By e-mail (without the game)
Write to support@hushvalegame.com with the subject "Delete Hushvale account" and include:
- your nickname with its number, as shown in your Profile (tap your portrait on the home screen), for example
Nimble Firefly#1234; - your device model and the approximate date you last played;
- to confirm the account is yours: your level and one or two characters or skins you own.
We reply within 15 days and confirm by e-mail once the account is deleted. We use your e-mail only to handle this request and delete it afterwards.
If you only played as a guest, never noted your nickname and already uninstalled the game, the account cannot be reached by anyone: it holds no real name, e-mail or phone number. Send us what you remember and we will still try to find it.
What is deleted
- The account and its identifier, its access key and the keys of other devices.
- Progress: level, XP, missions, Career, Survival prizes and milestones.
- Items, in-game currency (gold and gems), chests, fragments, skins, shop offers, daily wheel and streak.
- Your nickname#tag (it becomes available to others).
- Linked Google or Apple sign-ins.
- Your inbox messages.
- Game usage data (screens, steps, taps), feedback and survey answers linked to the account.
What is kept, with no link to you
- Aggregate match history, sessions and the in-game currency record: the account identifier is replaced by a random code that cannot be traced back to you.
- On old match scoreboards and weekly Survival leaderboards, your nickname becomes "Deleted player".
- Server match event logs, which only ever held a hashed code of the account, never its identifier or nickname.
- Online match replays: deleted automatically after 90 days.
- Server backups: gone within 7 days.
- Data already sent to GameAnalytics (analytics) and Sentry (error reports): it carries neither your nickname nor your account identifier and expires per each service's retention (Sentry up to 90 days; GameAnalytics per its policy).
More details in the Privacy Policy.