GameAnalytics

Benefit from more mobility, as heatmaps become accessible anywhere and basic game statistics can now be sent to your inbox. Bonus: data exports, A/B testing and a sleeker Unity package.

We would love to have a chat with developers, publishers and other service providers that operate in the game industry. We will also be at PAX in Seattle from the 30th of August to the 1st of September and in San Francisco from the 3rd to the 12th of September, so if that timeframe works better for you, let us know.

Since not everyone is going to The United States in the upcoming month, we're also going to be present at one of the biggest gaming events in Europe. See you there!

Spring is already upon us, so we thought of bringing a breeze of fresh air into the GameAnalytics SDK for Unity. We have listened closely to the feedback of our Unity users on the GameAnalytics package. Read on to see what this update brings.

March should officially be declared the month of conferences: PAX, GDC, GTC, Strata and MIT's Business in Games event were just a few of the things on our radar. In such a thick cloud of ideas, it's hard to really find your way and distinguish information that matters from all the noise. So we thought to point out some of the nicer inspirational content that has been floating around on the Internet in March for you game analysts, designers and developers.

Here at GameAnalytics we believe that in game development, as in any other fields, knowledge is equivalent to power. However, no matter the size and nature of different game studios, they are all united in a slight lack of such knowledge: if a game studio makes it big, it rarely knows and understands the factors that have led to its success.