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Leaderboards, notifications, and account linking
  • Leaderboards. Read the top of a board, the signed-in player’s own rank, and the players around them, filtered by window and country. Scores need no submit call — they come from the player data field the board is configured against. See Leaderboards.
  • Game notifications. A per-player inbox with unread counts, read/mark-all-read, push device registration, and locally scheduled reminders your game can cancel. The template catalog is readable from the game, and FlockEvents.OnNotificationReceived fires as new items arrive. See Game Notifications.
  • Account linking. One player can hold several credentials — device, email, Google, Apple, Facebook, Steam, Discord — and link or unlink them at runtime. Every call returns the updated credential list. See Account Linking.
  • Breaking: Notification.ScheduleAsync now takes the template’s name, not its ID. The parameter is still a string in the same position, so existing calls keep compiling and fail at runtime instead. Migration: pass the name you gave the template on the dashboard.
  • Auth surface completed — password reset, email verification, server-side token revocation, and a display-name availability preflight.
  • Every error now carries a code. Catch FlockException and branch on the typed ErrorCode, e.g. FlockErrorCode.ShopInsufficientFunds, instead of matching message text.
  • Fixed: Commands.UpdatePlayerDataAsync failing with HTTP 422, and a stray space in the configured API URL breaking every request on WebGL.
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Verified engine range 5.5–5.8
  • The Unreal SDK is available — player auth, save data, economy, remote config, downloadable assets, and analytics as a native plugin. Every feature works from Blueprint as a self-contained async node, with no Target pin to wire. See the Unreal SDK guide.
  • Typed code generation from your own schemas. One click turns templates, configs, and shops into typed Blueprint structs, enums, and one-node reads, writes, and purchases — no C++ and no compile step. Projects that prefer C++ can switch the target and get a generated module instead.
  • Offline-safe by design. Config, game, shop-catalog and template reads are cached to disk and served without a connection; player-data writes queue and replay. Currency grants deliberately do not queue, so they cannot double-credit.
  • Engine support is a verified range: UE 5.5 to 5.8 — every version in the range is compiled and run against the full test suite before release. Newer engines warn rather than block.
  • Leaderboards, notifications, and account linking are Unity-only for now.
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Termination tracking & synchronous log API
  • Unexpected-termination detection. A run that dies without a clean quit is reported on the next launch as an automatic app_termination event, classified background_kill or abnormal — see Analytics & Events.
  • Breaking: LogExceptionAsync / LogErrorAsync / LogEventAsync are now synchronous LogException / LogError / LogEvent. They only ever enqueued locally, so the old await resolved on enqueue, not delivery. Migration: drop the await and the Async suffix.
  • New Analytics.FlushAsync() — a real await that drains everything queued to the server, for the rare moment delivery must be confirmed. Automatic flushing still runs as before.
  • Unreal SDK: matching update in progress.
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Dashboard features
  • Leaderboards — rank players on any numeric player-data field, with weekly and seasonal windows, country scopes, and player exclusions.
  • Game Notifications — templates, campaigns (all players or a segment; now, scheduled, or recurring), and a per-player inbox across in-app, email, and push.
  • Developer Alerts — log-threshold alert rules with severities, cooldowns, and a trigger history in the Alert Center.
  • Public developer documentation portal, with Unity and Unreal SDK guides.