Unity Game Services exiting open beta in June
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Unity Game Services is officially leaving its open beta period. The suite of tools and services, announced in October 2021, acts as backend support for developers who have created a game using Unity software.
Over the last six months, the folks at Unity have been taking feedback from a pool of over 54,000 developers. Those developers have used Unity Game Services in over 6,000 unique game projects, which helped Unity reach the end of the beta testing period.
Unity Game Services’ exit from open beta comes with a handful of distinct features available to old and new developers. These features include:
Analytics, which allows developers to study game performance and player behavior data in real-time.
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Authentication, a tool that can attach an account to players in a game. That attaches all the data generated by any specific player to that player, for easy reference.
Cloud Code, which allows stateless server-side code to be written and deployed without needing to push a full version change.
Cloud Save, which tracks and stores all kinds of player data and supports cross-device accounts.
Economy, which lets developers build out a functional in-game economy and also streamlines in-app purchases.
Relay, a service for secure peer-to-peer multiplayer connections instead of
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