Last Updated: July 7, 2026
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If in-app purchases are available in your version of Materia, go to Settings → Restore Purchases. This recovers non-consumable purchases (such as "Remove Ads") linked to your Apple ID. Auto-renewing subscriptions, if offered, are managed directly through your Apple ID subscription settings.
Materia doesn't use accounts — your best score and tutorial progress are stored locally on your device, and may sync via iCloud if enabled. If you reinstalled the app or switched devices, make sure you're signed into the same Apple ID and that iCloud is enabled so your data can restore.
No. Materia does not require or offer account creation, usernames, or leaderboards. All progress stays on your device (and, optionally, your personal iCloud).
See our Delete Your Data page for step-by-step options, including clearing local progress and any iCloud-synced copy.
Disable notifications for Materia in iOS Settings → Notifications → Materia. If a notifications toggle is shown in Materia's own Settings, you can also turn it off there.
Materia requires iPhone running iOS 15.0 or later.
Yes! The core game works fully offline. iCloud sync and rewarded video ads (where available) require an internet connection.
Where ads are enabled, you can purchase "Remove Ads" to permanently remove ads between games, or watch an optional short rewarded video to continue for free.
When signed into iCloud, your best score and tutorial-completion status can sync automatically across your Apple devices via Apple's iCloud key-value storage. Make sure iCloud is enabled in your device Settings. Progress made while offline only syncs once you reconnect to the internet; if you uninstall the app before it syncs, unsaved offline progress may be lost.
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Tip: Check the App Store for updates — we regularly fix bugs and add improvements!
All in-app purchases (where available) are processed by Apple. To request a refund:
Note: Refunds are at Apple's discretion and are subject to Apple's refund policy.