One Unity Project - Multiple Apps

@assaf-cohen

If you use the same Project for both apps and you don't manually assign them to different project IDs, then they will show up as a single project under Unity Analytics.

If this is acceptable to you, then you still would be able to get some metrics for each game by creating Custom Segments based on the bundle id.

Alternatively, you could manually assign different project ids when you create the separate builds. You can do this in the Services window:
Step 1: Unlink Project (Services Window -> Settings -> Unlink Project


Step 2: The Services window will now allow you to create a new project id or link to an existing one. You will want to create a new Project ID the first time and then link to that project ID for subsequent builds.

Lastly, there are some users that have created scripts to automate this id switching process, but it is not something we officially support:
https://github.com/DragonBox/gists/blob/master/Assets/UnityUtils/Editor/UnityConnectUtils.cs

 

They will be treated as the same project, but that is what we typically encourage. We automatically create segments for Android and iOS, so you can easily compare the DAU, Revenue, Retention, etc. across each platform.

However, if you did want them separated, you can use the same method as above.