Most «how do I log in to Rush Royale» questions come from the same moment:
the game was reinstalled or opened on a new phone, and it started a fresh
account instead of the one with the units. That is not a bug — it is how the
game saves. By default progress lives only on the device; it exists
anywhere else only after you link it to a service in the settings. Everything
below follows from that one rule.
Rush Royale has no account of its own that you type a password into. The
account is whichever service the progress is linked to — MY.GAMES's own
support page lists them as Google Play or Apple on mobile devices, and
MY.GAMES on PC and mobile devices. A MY.GAMES account is an email and a
password; the store logins belong to the phone. An account can be linked to
more than one of them, and each one is a way in.
Two practical consequences. A player who never opened the settings has no
account to recover — the progress died with the device. And a player who did
has as many keys as services linked, which matters the moment the account
changes hands.
If the account was linked, getting it back is the standard route in the
publisher's own words: install the game, and when it starts, log in with
the Google Play, Apple or MY.GAMES account it was linked to. The progress
comes down with it.
If you already pressed «Play» and got a new account, nothing is lost: open
the settings, log in with the linked service there, and the game offers to
restore the linked account over the fresh one. Accept.
Moving to another device works the same way, with one condition the support
page states plainly: the account must be linked to MY.GAMES on the old
device. Install the game on the new one, log in with that MY.GAMES account at
start or in the settings, and accept the upload of the old progress.
The switch is a two-step thing, and the order matters. First make sure the
account you are leaving is linked — otherwise there is nothing to come back
to. Then, in the game settings, choose «New Game» → «Start»: the game opens
a fresh account, and, as the support page puts it, «all your current progress
will stay on your old account». Now log into the other account's service in
the settings, and it loads.
That is also the answer to «how do I go back to my own account after trying a
friend's»: New Game, then log in with your own service.
MY.GAMES support cannot see which email or store account an account is linked
to — the publisher's account articles say so directly, for the same reason
that it cannot change one for you on request. What it can do, after verifying
that you are the owner, is remove a linked Google Play, Game Center or server
authorisation and move the progress to another service. The verification
asks for what only an owner has: the approximate date and country of the
account's creation, screenshots of the latest purchase receipts, the devices
played on, previous nicknames. An account with no purchases and no link is,
in practice, not recoverable by anyone.
A Rush Royale account for sale is its login, because the publisher does not
transfer accounts between people. The line to look for is «changeable
email» — the seller hands over the MY.GAMES mailbox itself, so the login
becomes yours by owning that mailbox. On our shelf almost no listing states
it: sellers describe the crit and the units, not the login. Ask before you pay,
and treat a listing that cannot answer as a listing without an account.
The second thing to ask is what else is linked. A seller's Google Play or Game
Center left on the account is a way back that you cannot remove yourself —
only support can, after the verification above, and the receipts it asks for
are the seller's. The cleanest account to buy is one whose only key is the
MY.GAMES email you are being handed.
What our shelf actually carries, by the platform sellers state:
The platform tells you which store login may be attached — Google Play on
Android, Game Center on iOS — not whether it is. The price is the crit and the
units, as in how much a Rush Royale account is worth;
the login is the precondition for any of it being yours.
- Log in with the MY.GAMES email in the game settings on your device, and
check that the crit and the named units are the ones from the listing.
- Change the mailbox password and its recovery details — the mailbox is the
account.
- Look at the settings for every linked service. If a Google Play or Game
Center that is not yours is still there, that is the seller's key: raise it
with the seller before confirming, or file the support request to remove it.
- Only then link your own store account, so the progress has a second key
that is yours.
Buying: Rush Royale accounts · 1500%+ crit
· 2000%+ crit. Selling:
list a Rush Royale account — name the login line in the
title; on this shelf it is the one thing a buyer cannot see in the numbers.
The login mechanics are MY.GAMES's own support pages for Rush Royale
(«How do I restore my account?», «How to start a new game?», «How to
transfer progress to another device?») and the publisher's account articles
on unlinking and changing a linked email, as of September 2026, at the time of
writing. The table is read from our live catalogue when the page loads.
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