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Frequently Asked Questions

General​

What platforms does the SDK support?​

The Unity SDK supports iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and WebGL. The Server-to-Server API works with any platform or programming language.

How much does it cost?​

GameRebellion offers Free, Pro, and Enterprise tiers. See gamerebellion.com/pricing for current pricing.

Can I use multiple API keys for one game?​

Yes. You can generate multiple API keys per game — for example, separate keys for Development, Staging, and Production environments.

SDK​

Does the SDK work in the Unity Editor?​

The SDK runs in stub mode in the Editor. API calls return -1 because no native adapter is available. Test on device builds for full functionality.

How big is the SDK?​

The Unity package adds approximately 500 KB to your build (varies by platform).

Does the SDK affect game performance?​

The SDK is designed for minimal impact. FPS and memory tracking use lightweight sampling. Event batching minimizes network calls. All heavy operations run off the main thread.

Can I disable automatic session tracking?​

Yes. Set AutoTrackSession = false in GameRebellionSettings. You'll then need to manage session events manually.

Data & Privacy​

What data is collected automatically?​

Device ID, platform, OS version, SDK version, and (when consent is granted) advertising IDs (IDFA/GAID). FPS and memory metrics are also collected automatically.

Is data GDPR compliant?​

Yes. The SDK includes consent gates and PII redaction. When consent is denied, all personally identifiable information is stripped before events leave the device. See Privacy & Compliance.

Can I delete a player's data?​

Contact support@gamerebellion.com with the player ID for data deletion requests (right to erasure under GDPR).

S2S API​

What's the maximum batch size?​

100 events per batch request.

Is there a rate limit?​

Yes. Free tier: 100 requests/minute. Pro: 1,000 requests/minute. Enterprise: custom. See Rate Limits.

Can I send events from multiple backends?​

Yes. Any number of backends can send events using the same API key (or different keys for the same game).