Firebase makes it easy to add backend services and analytics to your mobile games on iOS and Android. With the Firebase SDKs for C++ and Unity, you can access Firebase services directly in your C++ and Unity code, without having to write any Java or Swift (or Objective-C) code.
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Supported features
The following Firebase features are supported by the Firebase SDKs for C++ and Unity:
| Feature | C++ | Unity |
|---|---|---|
| AdMob | ||
| Analytics | ||
| Authentication | ||
| Realtime Database | ||
| Dynamic Links | ||
| Invites | ||
| Cloud Messaging | ||
| Remote Config | ||
| Cloud Storage |
Example use cases
Here are some ways you can use Firebase in your mobile games:
- Learn about how your players experience your game using Analytics. Find out how much time they're playing your game, how long they take to complete levels, how much in-app content they're purchasing, and so on
- Adjust gameplay settings (such as enemy density, power-up frequency, and so on) on the fly using Remote Config
- Share content like custom levels, in-game items, and game invitations between users with Dynamic Links
- Store user-generated content in the cloud using Realtime Database
- When you release new content, send push notifications using FCM to players who have completed your game's available content
- Deliver downloadable content to players using Storage and its security rules
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