It powers Scene Fusion and kazap.io, and a few more small games we have in the pipe.

None of the other solutions seem to hit the nail on the head. Photon is not nearly good enough, and while being easy at first is very hard later on without server authority - at which point it's just a socket server, so not a lot of value. If you're already doing that, then why even use Unity? Besides, it is good to stay flexible. They have a partnership with photon.įor us, Unity's core is not flexible enough, so you end up having to run in a separate thread. Playfab doesn't do multiplayer, they do persistent back-end storage. Gamessparks has some javascript-based multiplayer that I think might just be a nodeJS/Websockets deployment. If you are doing that, you could just use unet, forge, or bolt (also from photon).

What do you guys do for your game? What do you prefer if you had to implement multiplayer support?Ĭlick to expand.Photon is only server-authoritative is you are managing the entire deployment architecture, probably on something like AWS or the google cloud. What is the the best way for handling millions of players?Ĭan anyone please tell me the best way to do it? Or any Advice That lead me to a better direction? There are a millions of player playing clash royale and most of them dont do any in-app purchases then how do they handle it? I'm Inspired From Clash Royale And My Game Is A lot based on a multiplayer gameplay like this. I have very low budget so i think free tiers of these services would help me pay as i grow. what do i have to do with AWS to set up with my game development and what are the pricing? I have also searched about google cloud and AWS but i didnt understand anything. Photon looks pretty easy but isnt it too expensive? what do you say? it doesnt allow server side logic for non enterprise customers. Gamesparks Is cool but fair play policy says that a single player can only send 5000 api requests each month, which is too low. I want to make a real time multiplayer card game, not much bandwidth usage like fps but fast paced where logic is done on server side and player informations are saved on servers too.Īfter googling i came across these names: Public override void ConnectRequest(UdpEndPoint endpoint, Bolt.Thanks for your time reading the question.

Use it on the server code in ConnectRequest:.

This.reason = (RefuseReason)packet.ReadInt() Public override void ConnectRequest(UdpEndPoint endpoint, Bolt.IProtocolToken token) Override ConnectRequest to check whatever variable you have to keep track if the session should be private, and call BoltNetwork.Refuse if it should be private, or if the connection should be allowed, BoltNetwork.Accept: private bool serverShouldBePrivateNow

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