Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about Game Overrides and experimentation.
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How much does Experimentation cost? How is it priced?
Experimentation is included as part of Unity Analytics. You can learn more about Unity Analytics pricing here.
Is there a limit to how many experiments I can run at once?
There is no limit to the number of experiments you can run in total, or concurrently. We would recommend not running overlapping experiments for the same players to reduce the chances of experiments interfering with one another.
What do I need to implement in my game to use Experimentation?
Experimentation requires Unity Analytics to enable reporting. Game Overrides can be configured as split-variant tests without Unity Analytics but no reporting data will be available for them.
Why can’t I see the results of my experiment before it’s ready?
To prevent “peeking” the results of an experiment are only shown once the required sample size has been reached for all variants. Experiments also need to run for at least 7 days to account for weekly seasonality in the results.
Where can I learn more about Experimentation?
Refer to experimentation best practices and regularly used terms. You can also contact the support team.