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Unity Services Web APIs

Use Unity Services Web APIs to build and manage your projects with your preferred language and engine.
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Unity's Web APIs allow you to use Unity Services to build and manage your projects with your preferred language and engine.
Note
If your project uses the Unity Engine, you can use Client SDKs for a more streamlined process. For more information, see the Client SDK documentation.
Get started
Check out the prerequisites you need to begin using Unity Services.
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Service account authentication
Authenticate with a service account, which provides access to Admin APIs.
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Client API authentication
Authenticate with a Client API, which lets Unity players access Unity Services.
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API lifecycle
Information about Unity's API versioning and deprecation policy.
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UGS CLI
Improve service configuration management and team workflows through automation.
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Related documentation

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Use cases bootcamp
Unity Gaming Services (UGS) use cases contain samples that show you how to use multiple UGS products to solve common game development challenges. Watch the video to learn about how these samples can improve your game development skills.

See the use cases sample project for more information.
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Lobby and Relay
Lobby and Relay work together to enable you to create lobbies for users to join before, during, and after a game session. Watch the video to learn how to maintain peer-to-peer connections between multiple clients without the use of a dedicated server.

See the related Lobby and Relay Web APIs for more information.
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Remote Config Bootcamp
Remote Config allows you to update your live game content remotely and in real-time. Watch the video to learn how to launch new features, test functionality, and make general modifications without requiring app updates or code changes.

See the related Remote Config Web API for more information.

Case studies

Among Us and UGS
UGS and Among Us
From multiplayer infrastructure to managing player insights, learn how indie game developer InnerSloth used Unity Gaming Services to build and manage the most popular mobile game in the world.

See the full case study and the Analytics and Monetize Web APIs for more information.
Unity Ads Game Jam
Unity Ads and GameJam
GameJam launches and monetizes dozens of hyper-casual games with help from Unity. Learn how Unity Ads was instrumental in acquiring 85% of players for GameJam's Rhythm game.

See the full case study and the Advertising Management and Advertising Statistics Web APIs for more information.
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