Last updated 31 October 2026
Paw Fight is a multiplayer cat tactics game. You can play without creating an account. The app does not show ads or offer in-app purchases.
When you create or join a match, the game processes the nickname you choose, a room code, your moves, and the current board and score so the match can work. In random matchmaking, a temporary player session is used to pair you with another player. Your chosen nickname and game activity are visible to your opponent.
Unmatched queue entries are removed after about 45 seconds without activity. Match records expire after 24 hours. Expired match and queue records are cleared during later service activity.
The game records event names such as match started, puzzle solved, or rematch started with a random app instance identifier and date. These records are used to understand whether game features work and are kept for up to 90 days.
Game and event data are processed by Cloudflare services that host the game server and database. Data is not sold or used for advertising. The app stores your nickname, recent room details, and preferences in your browser storage on your device.
You can choose not to enter a nickname or join online play. Room data expires automatically as described above. You can clear locally stored app data in your browser or Android settings.
For privacy questions, use the support contact shown on the Paw Fight Google Play listing.