Question Inventory management refund and adjust player economy

Hi Fabian,

Thanks for sharing your feedback on Gaming Services, delighted to hear that it's working fine for you so far.

We don't have a feature for showing a list of all your players in the dashboard, that would get difficult to use very quickly as the number of players grows. Depending on the precise use case there are some options there aready and we are investigating other additional features, some of which are covered in your message.

For use cases when you want to understand what your players, a subset of them or even individual players are doing in your game, Analytics would be the recommended option. It will let you see and understand patterns and behaviours in your game that you can then take action on.

The specific use cases that you mention are related to player management. We currently have the capability to let you view the Economy Currencies, Inventory and Cloud Save data for individual players. You can edit the Cloud Save data, but not the Economy. These features can be accessed from the Gaming Services > Live Ops > Player Management navigation. There is an edit button under the ellipses menu on the top right of each of the Cloud Save entries.


This method could be used for some of the use cases you describe, like banning a player, by setting a flag that the game client and / or Cloud Code can use. A UI control would be preferrable though. The other use cases you mention, like modifying a player's currencies or inventory items are something we have been investigating, I'll add your voice and observations to the feature list.

As you pointed out, you will need the player ID in order to access their Economy and Cloud Save data, this can be retrieved through the Analytics Event Browser and SQL Data Explorer tools.

e.g. To retrieve 10 authenticated players from today

Code (CSharp):

1. select  event_json:unityPlayerID
2. from events
3. where event_date = CURRENT_DATE
4. and  event_json:unityPlayerID is not null
5. group by event_json:unityPlayerID
6. limit 10

You can access the player ID for authenticated, signed in players in your game code with

Code (csharp):

1. playerId = AuthenticationService.Instance.PlayerId;

I hope that helps, thanks again for sharing your observations.
We'll be sure to announce new features here on the forum as they become available.