Manage Remote Configs

Set up a remote config

1. Create a Remote Config: Navigate to Remote Configs → Click the Create button.
2. Decide what type of Remote Config you want to create:
   • Backwards compatible
   • Enhanced
3. Define your key-value pairs:
   • Key: The name of the config (e.g. reward_multiplier)
   • Value: What it should be set to (e.g. 2)
4. Target specific users (optional): Apply filters to limit the configs to specific segments of users, e.g. by country, platform, and OS version.
5. Set start and end time (optional): Schedule when your config will be active.

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You can create up to 50 configs, with a maximum of 50 active at one time.

Backwards Compatible vs Enhanced Remote Configs

Backwards Compatible	Enhanced
Compatible with all SDKS	Compatible with the following SDK versions: CPP SDK version 5.0.0 or higher Android SDK version 7.0.0 or higher iOS SDK version 5.0.0 or higher Unity SDK version 8.0.0 or higher Unreal SDK version 6.0.0 or higher
Up to 2000 characters	Up to 100000 characters
String support	String support
No JSON support	JSON support
No version history	Version history available
No filtering and grouping support	Filtering and grouping support in Explore

Use the Remote Config in your game

To use Remote Configs in your game, you’ll need to implement the config handling in your code

//Check if Remote Configs is ready and has been loaded with values.
//It should be ready after initialize.
if(GameAnalytics.IsRemoteConfigsReady ())
{
//Call Remote Configs
}
//Gets Remote Configs value using specified key.

Example:
string value = GameAnalytics.GetRemoteConfigsValueAsString ("difficulty");
//Gets Remote Config using specified key. If there is no value at specified key the call will return the default value (1).

string value = GameAnalytics.GetRemoteConfigsValueAsString ("difficulty”, “1”);

Best Practices and Tips

• Always include a default value in case the config isn’t ready yet.
• Avoid using Remote Configs for security-sensitive logic.
• Test your configs before rolling them out to all players.
• Combine with A/B testing to evaluate which configs perform best.