Platform Update: Introducing a New Suite of SDKs for Unity and Unreal Engine

In-game integrations with Unity and Unreal just got even easier! We’re excited to unveil a suite of Software Development Kits (SDKs) tailor-made for Unity and Unreal Engine. These tools will significantly simplify and speed up in-game integration allowing you to get your creator programs off the ground even faster.

Harness the Power of Our SDKs

Our SDK suite integrates our high-performing Creator Code Transaction API and our versatile Referral and Bounty APIs. This powerful combination facilitates seamless in-game transaction attributions for creators, promotes growth via referral programs, and enhances player engagement with our flexible bounty system.

Despite consistently hearing that our REST APIs are quick and easy to implement, we wanted to reduce developer friction even further by packaging our APIs in a light, asynchronous wrapper that can easily be imported into any Unity or Unreal project across all platforms. Following along with our SDK documentation and integrating game-changing Nexus features is even more painless than before.

Integrate Faster With Sample Projects

To help you hit the ground running, we’ve also included sample projects for Unity, Unreal, and the Lyra Unreal project. These hands-on examples provide practical insights into implementing and making the most of our new APIs in real-world scenarios, including basic scaffold UI that can be brought into your game to quickly jumpstart the front-end integration process.

Bonus Updates: Scheduled Revenue Shares & New Sandbox Environment

While our new SDK suite is the most important update, we also wanted to let you know of two additional new features:

Scheduled revenue shares: You can now schedule revenue share changes for your Support-a-Creator program from your Nexus dashboard or via our API. This enhancement gives you the flexibility and freedom to plan ahead, ensuring your revenue share adjustments align with your promotional campaigns, special events, or business agreements.

Sandbox environment: We know testing in production is never ideal. That’s why we’ve created a new sandbox environment that lets publishers and developers safely test their integrations without affecting production. You can learn more about our sandbox environment and how to access it in our documentation.

Remember, we’re here to support you and your feedback is invaluable to us and helps us shape our future product features and improvements. If you have any questions or require assistance, our engineering team is just a message away.

Keep an eye out for more exciting updates.