Privacy
Last updated: November 14, 2026
This page explains what data AimWorks (the game) and aimworks.cc (this website) use. AimWorks is in a closed beta test, and this page will be updated before the Steam release.
Stored on your PC
- Settings, progress, personal bests, favorites and your local rating.
- Files you add yourself: mods, sounds, music, skyboxes, textures.
- Gameplay data from your runs used for fair-play checks (see below).
Steam
The game uses Steamworks. Your Steam ID and Steam name are used by Steam features: leaderboards (your scores and run statistics such as hits, accuracy and reaction time) and your rating entry. Leaderboard entries are visible to other players. Steam processes this data under Valve's own privacy policy.
Fair play
To keep the leaderboards fair, the game analyses gameplay data from your runs, for example timings, hits and controller movement during a run, and checks the game environment for known cheating tools. Runs that fail these checks are not sent to the leaderboards. If AimWorks online services are enabled in a future version, this data may be sent to AimWorks servers only to verify results and investigate cheating; access is limited to the developers.
Optional features
- Discord Rich Presence shows your current activity (for example the scenario name and score) through the Discord app on your PC. You can turn it off in Settings → Discord.
- PC music control reads the title of the track playing on your PC to show it inside VR. It stays on your PC.
This website
aimworks.cc has no ads, no analytics and no cookies. It only remembers your language choice in your browser's local storage. The site is delivered by Cloudflare, which processes technical data (such as IP addresses) to serve pages and protect against abuse.
What we don't do
We don't show ads, we don't sell data, and we don't share it with advertisers.
Contact
Contact details for privacy requests will be published together with the Steam store page.