Everything LootLocker does.

Authenticate players through first-party platforms like Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Apple, Google, and more.

Assign each player a unique ID for quick, frictionless access without requiring a traditional account.

Custom username-and-password accounts branded to your studio or publisher, giving players a standalone way to sign in to your game or web-based profile page.

Let players link multiple authentication methods into one profile for seamless cross-platform, cross-save, and cross-progression experiences.

An aggregated identity for each player based on the authentication methods they use across every game in your catalog.

Custom display names and naming rules so players can be recognized across your community, with moderation controls built in.

Support multiple players signed in on the same device, for couch co-op, shared consoles, and family accounts.

Track player online, offline, and in-game status and session length in real time, so your game and community features can react to what players are doing.

Set player locale and language settings at the identity layer, so every touchpoint speaks your player's language.

Look up any player across every game in your catalog and take action on their account, live. Manage player data, handle GDPR requests, and resolve issues without an engineering ticket.

Group players by behaviour, purchase history, engagement, or custom criteria. Use segments to target broadcasts, rewards, events, and every other feature that supports them.

Behavioural analytics on your active players, including cohorts, retention, and engagement signals.

Catalog-level analytics showing player overlap between titles, acquisition patterns, and cross-game engagement across your entire publishing portfolio.

Attach custom key-value data to any player for use in-game or as CRM context, storing whatever your game or your team needs on the player record.

Player-to-player social connections built in, including friend requests, follows, and social graphs your game can query.

Pass captured email addresses and custom player metadata to your email campaign CRM for more targeted marketing outside the game.

A custom sign-up page branded to your game on the playtest.game domain or your own, where players create an account, accept requirements, and answer a survey to join the waitlist.

Require players to answer screening questions before getting access to a playtest.

Have players read and agree to documents and other requirements before becoming eligible for playtests.

Distribute keys individually or to segmented groups of players through email, in-game, or via Discord.

Reward players for participating in playtests with items, currencies, or any other reward your game supports.

Let players join the playtest waitlist, then decide when to grant access by sending keys on your own schedule.

Build and deploy web-based and in-game surveys and questionnaires to capture structured feedback tied to real player identity.

Configurable progression systems with custom level thresholds, rewards, and optional resets.

Define milestone rewards for player accomplishments, tracked automatically and granted when conditions are met.

Define player classes and hero variants with default loadouts, equippable item rules, and custom attributes for role-based gameplay.

Global and segmented leaderboards with configurable ranking rules, reset schedules, and reward tiers.

Define every item, cosmetic, weapon, and piece of content in your game, from configuration data to inventory-ready items.

Let players create and share content inside your game, with moderation controls and cross-platform support built in.

Persistent file storage tied to player identity, for cloud saves, custom content, screenshots, or any other game data.

Themed, time-bound gameplay periods with dedicated rewards, progression, and content, running on top of your core game systems.

One-off or recurring in-game events with configurable start times, durations, and reward payouts.

Tiered seasonal reward tracks that players unlock as they play, with optional premium tiers you can sell.

Reward actions tied to player events, activities, or campaigns, invokable from your game, from Discord, or via external campaign links.

Reward players for watching your game on Twitch, with drops powered by the same reward system as everything else in LootLocker.

Configurable reward payloads that can contain any combination of what LootLocker manages. Used across triggers, campaigns, leaderboard resets, progressions, and more.

Distribute rewards across a pool of players with weighted probabilities, restrictions, and server-side control over outcomes.

Randomized reward containers players can earn or purchase, with configurable odds and full server-side outcome control.

Time-limited item rentals players can earn or purchase, with automatic expiration.

Change your game's configuration and behaviour without shipping a patch, for feature flags, tuning values, and live-ops experiments.

Send messages to every player or targeted segments. Launch announcements, patch notes, promotions, and community moments, all from one place.

Deliver one-to-one notifications tied to player events and activities.

In-game feedback capture and bug reporting tied to real player identity, so you know who's reporting what and can follow up.

Let players report bad actors in your community, with structured queues your moderation team can act on.

Let players flag inappropriate user-generated content, with review queues and role-based moderation controls.

Link Discord accounts to LootLocker player identities, and grant Discord roles based on in-game achievements, purchases, or status.

Run stores inside your game where players spend virtual currency.

Define what you sell once, its price and rank order, then use the same catalog across every store, platform, and channel.

Sell to players through every first-party storefront like Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, App Store, Google Play, and more.

Let players spend virtual currency on anything the reward system supports, not just predefined items.

Sell direct through your own web shop, with support for subscriptions, recurring billing, and payment methods your storefront doesn't offer.

Manage downloadable content offerings, purchases, and player entitlements across every platform your game ships on.

Track what every player owns, has purchased, or has been granted, with real-time validation and cross-platform recognition.

Define as many virtual currencies as your game needs, with independent balances, exchange rules, and earning mechanics.

A per-player wallet holding balances for every currency in your game, with atomic transactions and full audit history.

Grant any reward to any individual player. Customer support resolutions, community thank-yous, or one-off compensations.

Process refunds and reversals with full audit trails, without an engineering ticket.

Distribute platform keys and retail codes to players, with tracking to see whether each recipient actually redeemed and played.

Schedule and deliver rewards to entire player segments at once. Bulk compensations, promotional giveaways, or milestone celebrations, targeted and timed.

Run a single loyalty program that spans every game in your catalog, rewarding players for their commitment to your brand, not just any one title.

Reward players with items, currencies, or progression from any game in your catalog, turning every title into a source of cross-game value.

A catalog-level currency used as a loyalty reward, redeemable across publisher-level systems, individual games, or your own web shop.

A catalog-level progression system with its own reward tiers, supporting both publisher-level and individual game rewards.

One player identity that spans every game in your catalog, so a player's history follows them from title to title.

Catalog-level analytics showing player overlap between titles, acquisition patterns, and cross-game engagement across your entire publishing portfolio.