Most popular levels

Right now this is hard to do, because we're not exposing the right data to you. Specifically, we don't expose categorical event parameters (strings, booleans) in a useful, bucketed way. This is in the process of being fixed and we think you'll have the fix in your hands in the coming weeks, though that is just an estimate, not a promise.

My suggestion: send your levels as strings (e.g. "Level1", "Level2"...). When the system is functional, you'll be able to see something along the lines of a pie chart, showing your popular levels. Even though this data is not exposed, that doesn't mean it can't be captured. So you can send it today...it'll just take a little while until we can display it back to you.

 

I don't know of anything we're planning designed to specifically handle this sort of analysis, but it's a good idea. Level Quit could certainly be handled by a custom event, but time-on-level is likely harder. I'll have a think on this and chat with the team to see if there's a good way to address this.

 

After a chat with another engineer, I'm inclined to think that your best solution for time-on-level is likely to handle it on the client, and then send it to us in a custom event.

At level start:
float StartTime = Time.time;
string Level = "Level1"; //or whatever

At level end:
float EndTime = Time.time;
Dictionary<string, object> dict = new Dictionary<string, object>();
dict["level"] = Level;
dict["timeOnLevel"] = EndTime - StartTime;
UnityAnalytics.CustomEvent("gameOver", dict);

This solution will work once string values are properly supported (as I mentioned above). Bottom line is that the details of time-on-level are probably too particular to your game for us to build it in a generalizable way. But it's simple enough for you to implement on the client and just send it as a custom event.

Hope that helps!