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You can now allow players to sign into their White Label account without a password. Magic Links verify identity by emailing a one-time login link, meaning no password is required at signup. Magic Links can be configured for sign-in only (existing accounts) or for both sign-up and sign-in.

Manage Magic Links setting under White Label Login in the Platforms menu of the web console.

You can now create multiple leaderboards at once using the new Bulk Create option in the leaderboard menu of the web console. Bulk creation is available either by uploading a CSV (a template CSV is provided) or using the built-in creator.

The built-in bulk creator lets you define all the settings needed for your leaderboards, then apply a naming pattern across all of them. For more complex setups, use the CSV upload instead.

🎉 Unreal Server SDK v6.6.0 is released 🎉 🛒 This release adds the Catalog API for listing catalog items by ID, leaderboard manual reset CRUD endpoints, file-based pre-configuration for CI/CD pipelines, and an in-editor update checker. ⚠️ The default log level has changed from Display to Warning — set it explicitly if you need the previous behavior.

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🎉 Unreal SDK v10.5.0 is released 🎉 🎮 Major release bringing Xbox Store IAP, multi-user session modes with hotseat support, player ban detection, and a new connection state check. Plus: catalog item lookup by ID, leaderboard upcoming resets, file-based pre-configuration for CI/CD, and an in-editor update checker. ⚠️ FLootLockerCatalogGroupMetadata is now deprecated.

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🎉 Unity SDK v8.1.1 is released 🎉 🎮 Major release bringing Xbox Store IAP, multi-user session modes with hotseat and profile switching, player ban detection, and a new connection state check. Plus: catalog item lookup by ID, Cloud Saves and Universal Player Authentication prefabs, and credential obfuscation across 14+ sensitive fields.

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We've completely redesigned the Player Page in the Web Console.

The new experience focuses on improving navigation, readability, and making it easier to understand everything associated with a player profile. Information is now presented in a cleaner and more structured layout, allowing support teams, developers, and live operations staff to quickly find the data they're looking for.

Whether you're inspecting player inventories, currencies, metadata, progressions, linked accounts, or other profile information, the updated Player Page provides a faster and more intuitive experience for managing players.

This redesign is part of our continued effort to make the Web Console easier to use and better suited for day-to-day operations.

Players can now be rewarded with Metadata.

Metadata Rewards allow you to write directly to a player's profile as part of any reward flow. This makes it possible to further personalize player experiences without requiring custom server logic.

Metadata Rewards are available anywhere rewards are supported, including Triggers, Leaderboards, and Catalogs, and support all Metadata types provided by LootLocker's shared Metadata framework. Progressions does not currently support this reward type.

Rewards currently perform an upsert operation, meaning new metadata keys will be created and existing keys with the same name will be overwritten. Increment operations are not currently supported.

Some example use cases include granting founder status, recording beta participation, tracking event attendance, or marking players as eligible for future campaigns.

Segments now support a new "Has Metadata Key" condition.

Unlike metadata conditions that compare values, the Has Metadata Key segment simply checks whether a metadata key exists on a player's profile, regardless of its type or value. The condition works across all metadata types, including Strings, Numbers, Booleans, Timestamps, JSON, and Files.

This makes it easy to build segments based on whether players have certain information stored on their profile without needing to know the exact value. For example, you could target players who have linked a creator code, participated in any beta test, or have any value stored under a specific metadata key.

Has Metadata Key can be combined with all other Segment conditions, making it easier to create audiences based on the presence of player data rather than its contents.

Player Metadata now supports a new Timestamp type.

Timestamp Metadata makes it easy to store dates and times directly in a player's profile. Timestamps can be written and read just like any other metadata type and integrate seamlessly with LootLocker's shared Metadata framework.

Common use cases include recording when a player last claimed a reward or when they completed a tutorial.

By adding a dedicated Timestamp type, developers no longer need to store dates as strings or convert them manually, making time-based data easier to manage and more reliable.