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With Player Insights, you can now visualize essential player metrics directly in your LootLocker web console, giving you an instant overview of your game’s health and audience composition.

LootLocker currently provides the following core metrics:

• Platform Distribution: Total players and a breakdown of which platforms they’re playing on
• Daily Active Players: Unique player sessions per day
• New Players: Number of new players joining each day
• Monthly Active Players: Total active players per month

Log in to your LootLocker Web Console today to see your Player Insights in action.

We've launched Player Segments for Broadcasts, allowing you to target messages to specific groups of players based on:

• Their platform (Steam, Nintendo, PlayStation, etc.)
• When they were last seen in-game
• The date they were first seen

Here are some examples of how segments can be used:

• Announcing platform-specific events or updates to players on a particular console
• Promoting sales or discounts that only apply to certain groups
• Sending maintenance notifications only to players who will be affected
• Re-engaging players who haven’t logged in for a while with information about what's new in the game

More segmentation rules are coming soon to help you personalize Broadcasts even further.

Added pagination to the Relationships tab for improved performance and usability with large datasets. Enhanced catalog management with detailed information and fuzzy search currency selection across components.

What's included:

Relationships

• Paginated Tables: Display relationships with configurable items per page (5, 10, or 25)
• Easy Navigation: Move between pages using previous/next buttons, page number links, or a page selector dropdown
• Persistent State: Page state is maintained across navigation via URL-based pagination
• Flexible Per-Page Selector: Control how many relationships display per page

Catalogs

• Catalog Details Panel: Display catalog key and ID on the items page with easy copy-to-clipboard functionality
• Fuzzy Search: Find currencies by name (e.g., "gold"), code (e.g., "GLD"), or ID with intelligent search across price creation and balance management
• Streamlined UI: Cleaner modal layouts with improved visual hierarchy.

Faster currency discovery across all workflows.

🎉 Unity SDK v6.4.0 is released 🎉 🚀 New: Epic & Google Play Player Lookup support! 🎮 Bug fixes include: proper catalog key usage in ListCatalogItemsV2, improved session handling, better parameter management, and enhanced stability for callback exceptions.

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You can now see when a player has requested to delete their account and when the deletion is scheduled to occur. This information is now available in the Player Overview in the Web Console.

From this new notificaiton you can also cancel the deletion request if needed, or delete the player immediately.

🎉 Unreal SDK v10.0.0 is released 🎉 Major release featuring Epic/Google Play Games player lookup, request ID tracking with enhanced context data, automatic session token refresh fixes, plus a comprehensive internal refactor for improved stability and future maintainability.

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We’ve added in-game notification management to help players stay up to date and keep their inbox organized.

Here’s how it works:

• Retrieve all unread notifications for the logged-in player
• Find specific notifications using keys like trigger, purchase, or custom type
• Mark notifications as read once viewed

Supports notifications from triggers, catalog purchases, Twitch drops, and custom server or admin events.

We’ve added an Admin Player Operations Log to help you track actions taken on player accounts for better transparency and auditing.

Here’s how to use it:

• Go to the player’s page in the console and click the Audit Log tab
• View a detailed history of admin actions
• Logged actions include everything from granting assets to editing leaderboard scores