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Unity Game Overrides

Learn how to target specific player groups with dynamic configurations across multiple Unity services.
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Target specific player groups with dynamic configurations across multiple Unity services to enable personalized in-game experiences.
Use Unity Game Overrides to temporarily alter game configurations from other services, creating personalized in-game experiences specifically tailored to different groups of players, called audiences. For example, Game Overrides can suspend settings from Remote Config, Economy, Matchmaker, and Cloud Content Delivery to create unique rulesets around limited-timed events.
Game Overrides uses data from Unity Analytics to define audiences that can be grouped by criteria such as behavior, location, and frequency of gameplay.
With Game Overrides, you can perform the following actions:
  • Schedule when and how long the Game Override runs.
  • Use Game Overrides to target specific player audiences.
  • Define custom content to be delivered to those audiences during the specified timeframe.
  • Understand the impact of Game Overrides through engagement and reporting data.

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Use casesCommon Game Override uses.
GlossaryDefinitions for unique terms used with Game Overrides.
Frequently asked questionsAnswers to frequently asked questions about Game Overrides.

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  • Unity Analytics
  • Audiences

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