Ah, well the console you are seeing is printed to the UI element when the game is running. You could write a script that spits out that console text to debug https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Debug.Log.html That said, you could also go the longer route, and hunt down all the console scripts and add the output to not just go to the in-game console but also be output as editor console. But when you run this game, the editor console wont exist. Only the in-game console will exist, so you are asking for an editor feature. Scrape the in-game console to editor-debug, or add lines to all the console scripts to export to the editor debug as well. You could trunk it all to a file as well, so when the editor/game is closed you still have the details. GL HF Micah
Most of this project used GameDebug.Log to output logs. Logs should be forwarded to Debug.Log if GameDebug.forwardToDebug is true (when in the editor). Maybe you should trace the variable "forwardToDebug" is set correctly.