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Game versions

Game versions refer to different variations or editions of a particular game. Game developers may release multiple versions of a game over time, each with different features, graphics, gameplay mechanics, or storylines. These versions may be released on different platforms, such as consoles or PC, and may come in different formats, such as physical discs or digital downloads. Game versions can also refer to updates or patches that fix bugs or add new content to an existing game. Some examples of game versions include remastered editions, special editions, director's cuts, and expansions.

Create a game version​

OneB support creating a game version data from a version. or copy data from another game version in the same environment or cross-environment(development, production)

Open Liveops tools and select game versions on the sidebar (https://liveops.oneb.tech/gameversions)

game version

  • To create or update data for a version, just input the game version in the target and choose data in the list below to update
  • After updating, you can click on gameId-environment (upper right corner) and choose the game version game version

Using game version​

you can pass the game version when init OneBSDK client

import { OneBServicesClient, APIType } from "@oneb-sdk/client";
const client = new OneBServicesClient({
    gameId: "DEMO",
    gameVersion: "1.1.0"
    apiType: APIType.BINARY,
  });