Where Tank Avenger Saves Your Progress (And What Deletes It)

Few things sting like losing hours of progress. So, where does Tank Avenger save progress, and what could wipe it? The answers come straight from the game's support FAQ and privacy policy, and they are refreshingly simple: it's all stored locally on your headset.

What gets saved

According to the support page, the game saves:

• Your levels (how far you've progressed through the 200 levels).
• Your coins.
• Your weapon upgrades.
• Custom levels you build in the Level Builder.

The privacy policy adds settings to that list. All of it lives on the headset itself, not on a developer server.

What "local" means for you

Because there's no account system and nothing is uploaded, your progress is tied to the headset. That's good for privacy: the developers say they hold no personal data about you, so there's nothing for them to access or delete. It also means the game can't restore your save onto a different headset by itself.

The big caveat: uninstalling

The support page says it plainly: uninstalling the game removes your saved data. So:

1. Don't uninstall just to free some space unless you accept losing progress.
2. If you need space, look at other apps first.
3. If you reinstall later, plan on starting fresh.

Device backups

The privacy policy notes that your headset platform may include this data in its own device backups according to its privacy policy. Whether and how that works depends on the platform and your settings, so we can't promise a restore. Check your headset's own backup options if you care about it.

Protecting your progress in practice

• Let the game finish a level before you power off or take the headset to a charger.
• Keep the headset charged so it doesn't die mid-level.
• Avoid factory resets unless you've accepted losing app data.
• Don't share a headset profile carelessly, as upgrades live in the game on that device.

Level Builder creations

Battlefields you make belong to you and are stored on your device, according to the terms. That includes the layouts designed around your real room. If you've spent an evening perfecting one, treat the install as precious.

Moving to a new headset

Because progress is local, moving to a new device may mean starting again unless the platform's backup restores it. Think about this before selling or resetting your old headset.

What you can do right now

Play on, enjoy the worlds, and make the occasional note of your favourite custom layouts. For more about what's in the game, visit the Tank Avenger page.

Simple habits that keep progress safe

Think of your save like a notebook you carry everywhere. You wouldn't leave it in a box labelled "delete". Keep a mental note not to clear app data, and if you're troubleshooting something else, try the gentler fixes first: restart the game, restart the headset, rescan the room. None of those touch your progress.

Only reach for uninstalling when you truly need to, and only after you've accepted the loss. When you do reinstall, treat it as a fresh start and enjoy replaying the early levels with the experience you've gained.

Before you reset anything

Headsets sometimes need a factory reset when selling, gifting or fixing a deep software problem. Before you do, remember that app data on the device is usually what gets wiped. If you care about your 200-level run, your coin balance and your custom arenas, treat a reset as a last resort. Try the simpler fixes first, and if you do reset, check Meta's own backup options in advance so you know what, if anything, can come back. When in doubt, ask Meta's support or the developers before you press the button.

FAQ

Where does Tank Avenger save my game?

Locally on your headset: levels, coins, weapon upgrades and custom levels.

Does uninstalling delete my progress?

Yes. The support page states uninstalling removes your saved data.

Is there a cloud save?

The developers don't describe one; the policy says data isn't uploaded to them. Platform backups may apply per Meta's policy.

Is my progress tied to an account?

The game has no account system, so progress sits with the headset and its platform account.