Once Human developer Starry Studios has responded to player privacy concerns, after many of the anticipated survival game's 'Mixed' Steam reviews focused on its aggressive End User License Agreement (EULA).
Having been published by Chinese giant NetEase, Once Human collects personal information from players under its publisher's privacy policy. The list of collected data is pretty long - as well as gameplay-relevant information like your name, contact information, marketing preferences, and gameplay details, which are all collected through the game itself, NetEase also collects information "through use of our services or from other sources."
