Games

A game is the container for everything else: its leaderboards, buckets, rooms and the keys that reach them all belong to it. Its id, shown in its address in the dashboard, is what clients pass as the game id.

Configure

The Configure page changes the game's name, description and image, and its player pool.

Player pool

Every game draws its players from one player pool. A new game gets a pool of its own, named after it. To let two games share players, so that an account made in one works in the other, choose the other game's pool here.

A game can only move to another pool while it has no players of its own. Once players exist in its pool, it stays there.

Deleting a game

Delete Game asks you to type the game's name. The game is then marked for deletion: every service stops, every API call that targets it fails, and nothing can be changed except to cancel the deletion.

It is permanently deleted 30 days after it was last changed. Until then, open Configure and restore it. Once permanently deleted, the game and all of its data cannot be recovered.