Quickstart

Step 1 — Register your game

Fill in name, description and the landscape cover

Copy the game key. It is always on the game’s Overview tab, and it is public by design: it ships in every build and only identifies the game

A Public game starts private — only you can play it until SusaPlay approves its public request.

gk_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Step 2 — Install the SDK

Add the package to your Unity project’s Packages/manifest.json:

{
  "dependencies": {
    "com.susaplay.sdk": "https://github.com/Susa-Games/com.susaplay.sdk.git#v1.11.0"
  }
}

Then open SusaPlay → Setup from the Unity menu, paste your game key, and click Save. This creates Assets/Resources/PlatformConfig.asset.

using susaplay.SDK; using UnityEngine; public class Bootstrap : MonoBehaviour { private async void Start() { await SusaPlaySDK.Initialize(); Debug.Log($"Player: {SusaPlaySDK.Auth.DisplayName}"); SusaPlaySDK.MarkGameLoaded(); } }

Step 4 — Verify it works

var wallet = await SusaPlaySDK.Purchases.GetPlatformWallet();
Debug.Log($"Wallet: {wallet.Success}");

Build for WebGL and upload it on the game’s Builds tab. When processing finishes, click Preview on the build’s row. If the console shows the player name and a wallet response, you are connected.

Persist player progress across sessions

Getting Started

Integration

SDK

API

Prerequisites

Step 1 — Register your game

Step 2 — Install the SDK

Step 3 — Initialize

Step 4 — Verify it works

Next steps

Economy Config

Webhooks

Upload a Build

Cloud Saves

​Prerequisites

​Step 1 — Register your game

​Step 2 — Install the SDK

​Step 3 — Initialize

​Step 4 — Verify it works

​Next steps

Economy Config

Webhooks

Upload a Build

Cloud Saves

Prerequisites

Step 1 — Register your game

Step 2 — Install the SDK

Step 3 — Initialize

Step 4 — Verify it works

Next steps