From the third-party EULA you have to agree to when purchasing this game;

Originally posted by EULA:

All Parts Connected shall have the right to collect End User’s personal and technical information, including but not limited to age, country of residence, IP address, computer configuration and software usage

Isn't this a plain old confession that this is or will become spyware? Illegal in the EU to boot, as a click-through EULA is not meaningful consent under GDPR and you're talking about PII.

The game looks interesting, but third party EULAs in general make me suspicious (the Steam terms protect your rights as a dev just fine), and when you literally say you "shall have the right", sounding like at some point the game stops working if you block its internet connection, it sets of klaxons.

Maybe this is a mistake and/or some overzealous lawyers from you or your distributor, and you can just remove the EULA or this section of it? I'll not buy the game until this is done and recommend everyone else stay away too.