Changelog.

🎉 Unity SDK v5.0.0 is released 🎉 This version brings a major new feature: multi-user support, enabling use cases like local multiplayer and easier account linking. We've also enhanced Connected Accounts to better support linking across various platforms. Wallets now fully support currency multipliers, and the SDK allows for reading and filtering custom notifications defined by your game. All responses now contain a context structure with request data. Finally, the refactored HTTP stack is out of beta, providing a more stable and consistent experience, alongside various bug fixes including improved Steam store notifications.

Find it here

🎉 Unreal Server SDK v6.0.0 is released 🎉 This version introduces Custom Notifications, enabling your server to send in-game news and asynchronous rewards to players. Currency Multipliers are now fully supported in wallets, and you can now Get Assets by Context as well as list UGC assets from the server API. Logging outside of the editor is now configurable for easier issue diagnosis. Additionally, all query and path parameters are now URL encoded, and character IDs are included in hero responses.

Find it here

The asset_filters property for listing assets now supports up to 10 filters.

We've updated our Connected Accounts feature to better support link flows in more complex scenarios.

• You can now use auth.game to link accounts to the player, without needing to use the old connect endpoints.
• When linking, we will hide the login buttons for providers already linked for the player.
• The ability to move multiple providers between player accounts.

With this new functionality it's now possible to better link providers directly from the game client. We've also greatly improved the experience for games that wants to implement merging of accounts.

We've also added support for the following providers:

• Steam
• Epic Games

To read more, check out our updated documentation.

Today we've released reference documentation for the API we use to power auth.game. You can use this API to for Player Impersonation, to create your own alternative to auth.game or to set up a complex account merging flow when used in conjunction with the Server and Game APIs.

This documentation brings all the same benefits mentioned in New Reference Documentation last week.

You can find this reference documentation here: ref.lootlocker.com/auth-client.

Today we're launching an update to our reference documentation, which brings multiple improvements:

• Use it directly from the browser: You can now call endpoints directly from the browser, making it easier to test and explore the API.
• Improved Navigation: The new documentation has a more intuitive structure, making it easier to find the information you need.
• Enhanced Search Functionality: The search feature has been improved to provide more relevant results and faster access to the information you need.

These docs are for people who want to explore the API's directly or does not use one of the already supported Game Engines. The documentation for our engine SDKs can be found here.

The new reference documentation is available for all our APIs:

• Game API
• Server API
• Admin API
• Auth Client API

Twitch drops support have landed in LootLocker!

• Players can link their Twitch account to their LootLocker account.
• Players can claim drops from Twitch streams and receive them in game.
• Easy to set up and configure.

You can read our announcement here.

🎉 Unity SDK v4.0.0 is released 🎉 New features include player name lookup, the ability of getting progressions from another player, and a convenience lookup method for twitch drops. This version of the SDK also contains a spring cleaning of previously deprecated methods and symbols. See the release notes below for more information.

Find it here

The Game API have been updated so you can now list assets in the order that best suit your game using the /game/v1/assets/list endpoint.

There are two new query parameters that can be sent.

order_by which is the field you want to use for ordering your assets. Valid options are name, created_at, updated_at, and id.

order_direction is the direction you want to order your assets. Valid options are ASC and DESC.