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Talo is an open source game backend that helps you build games faster.

Check out our tutorials to learn how to integrate leaderboards, stats, event tracking and more into your game.

You can also find our monthly changelogs here, giving overviews of all the latest updates to our platform, dashboard, Godot plugin and Unity package.

Authentication audit logs now available
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Authentication audit logs now available

Talo authentication now provides audit logs for all player actions like logging in, failed verifications, password changes and more.

Now live: Talo Authentication for Unity games
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Now live: Talo Authentication for Unity games

Fully managed player authentication (including login verification, resetting passwords and more) from Talo is now available for your Unity games.

Fully-managed Talo authentication has arrived!
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Fully-managed Talo authentication has arrived!

You can now use Talo to manage registering your players, verifying sessions and account administration.

TypeScript frontend, feedback search, quick updates
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TypeScript frontend, feedback search, quick updates

Learn more about how we migrated our frontend for type-safety and observability, plus new updates to the Feedback service.

New service: Talo Game Feedback
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New service: Talo Game Feedback

You can now collect, categorise and analyse feedback directly from your players effortlessly with our new Game Feedback service.

Introducing the Talo Godot plugin
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Introducing the Talo Godot plugin

Easily drop in support for leaderboards, saves, stat tracking and player management into your Godot game.

Tracking player events and actions in your Unity game
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Tracking player events and actions in your Unity game

Want to know what your players are engaging with the most in your Unity game? Or the parts they're not finding at all? Use Talo to easily track player events.

Testing your game code with the Unity Test Framework
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Testing your game code with the Unity Test Framework

Unit tests are a quick and easy way of building confidence in any complicated systems you implement into your game.

How to start tracking player stats in your Unity game
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How to start tracking player stats in your Unity game

Find out how to track stats like the number of levels players have completed on an individual basis or total across your game.

Update your Unity game without releasing a new update
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Update your Unity game without releasing a new update

Learn how to easily update your game without depending on players downloading a new update or app store reviews.

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