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A Look Back at 2022

2022 was another banner year for LootLocker, so lets take a look a everything we achieved.

January 26, 2023

Powered by LootLocker: Gaming for Ukraine

Stugna is a military game with a difference. Every dollar the game makes goes towards helping the Ukrainian military. We spoke to the developers, BidOn Games, to learn more.

January 18, 2023

Announcement,Product

The Unreal Engine SDK 2.0 is Here!

We are thrilled to announce the release of our Unreal SDK 2.0. We have completely redesigned it to be more effective and efficient for game developers to use including full support for Blueprints and much more.

January 10, 2023

What Will Power the Metaverse?

The concept of an emerging metaverse bristles with fascinating potential, but it is technology that will make it a reality. So let’s take a look at the tech that makes it possible, and what game devs need to consider as they embark to build virtual worlds..

December 20, 2022

Guides

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Unity,Assets

How to use LootLocker’s customization complexity in a Unity game

Our customization complexity makes it easy to create different looks for the same asset in your game – like different styles of helmets, armor or uniforms, colored faction emblems, different skins, and so on. Learn how to use them in your Unity game.

January 25, 2023

Unity,Assets

How to add Drop Tables to your Unity game

Create a weighted drop system for your in-game loot with Drop Tables. These can be used for things like gacha systems, rewards from bosses in MMORPGS, and much more! This guide walks you through implementing Drop Tables in a Unity game project.

December 8, 2022

Unity,Assets

How to create item bundles using Asset Packages in Unity

Asset packages are a great way to add multiple types of rewards to your players’ inventories – like a buy-one-get-one-free type deal, or a complete set of armor, for example. You can use them for pretty much anything, e.g. loot in chests, prizes for winning contests, or starting bundles (among other things).

November 1, 2022

Unity,Assets

How to make random weight rewards with Loot Boxes in Unity

Everybody likes a present. And if you want to give your players assets in-game, then loot boxes are the answer. Use them to reward players through purchases, via in-game triggers or by manually gifting them.

September 28, 2022