Mushroom Multiples · Updated August 30, 2026
So your child can pick up where they left off, the game writes a single small file inside its own folder on your device. That file holds:
| Progress | How many stars have been earned on each times table, and on the Easy, Tricky, and Super mixes |
|---|---|
| Coins | The running total earned from playing rounds |
| The room | Which decorations have been bought, and where each one has been dragged in the bedroom and the garden |
| Settings | Whether music and sound effects are switched on |
That is the complete list. There is no name, no age, no email address, no device identifier, and no record of when or how long the game was played. The file never leaves the device, and deleting the app deletes it.
The game contains no advertising, no analytics, and no software from any other company. It never asks for the camera, microphone, photos, contacts, or location, and it has no sign-in, account, or profile of any kind. Every picture in the game is drawn by the app itself while it runs, and every sound is generated the moment the app opens, so there are no downloads and nothing to fetch from a server.
This game was written by a parent for his own child, and it is meant to be safe to hand over without supervision. Because it gathers nothing and connects to nothing, there is no personal information about a child — or anyone else — for us or for any third party to receive. That satisfies the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) by simply having nothing to protect.
Any future version that collected anything at all would be described here before it shipped, with a new date at the top of this page.
Write to russlambgames@gmail.com and a real person will answer.