Support, privacy, legal, and business inquiries
Contact
Game Release Radar provides a public contact path for support, account questions, privacy requests, legal notices, and general business communication. If you need help with the service, the contact details on this page are the correct public starting point.
Primary contact address
General contact: contact@gamereleaseradar.com.
Game Release Radar is operated by Katch Consulting AB, Doktor Forselius Gata 16, Gothenburg, Sweden.
This is the main public inbox for Game Release Radar and should be used for account help, support questions, privacy-related inquiries, launch feedback, partnership requests, and other legitimate product-related communication.
Game metadata attribution
Games metadata is provided by IGDB.
Privacy and data-rights requests
If you want to ask about your personal data, request correction of account information, request deletion beyond the in-product account tools, or make another privacy-related request, you can contact Game Release Radar through the same public inbox unless and until a separate dedicated privacy address is published.
To protect account security, Game Release Radar may ask for reasonable verification before disclosing account-specific information or acting on a request that affects personal data or account access.
Support expectations
When contacting Game Release Radar, include enough detail for the issue to be understood, such as the email address tied to your account, the page or feature involved, and a clear description of the problem.
Sending a message to the published contact address does not guarantee an immediate response time, but the address is intended to be monitored and suitable for real public-facing support and operational contact.
Scope of this contact route
This contact path is intended for legitimate user, privacy, legal, press, and business communication related to Game Release Radar.
Abusive, misleading, automated, or security-hostile use of the contact route may be filtered, limited, or ignored where reasonably necessary to protect the service and its operators.