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Discover how Fast Travel Games, the Stockholm studio behind some of VR's most acclaimed titles, leaned on their existing trust in LootLocker to power PAYDAY: Aces High with rich progression, deep character systems, a full in-game economy, and the foundations for a connected catalog of VR games.

Discover how the veteran team of creators behind Equinox: Homecoming leveraged LootLocker’s backend to deliver deep character customization, secure progression, platform commerce, and seamless player management—without building any of it themselves.

Discover how indie studio Vector Z is reviving the jetpack shooter genre with Midair 2. Learn how their smooth switch to LootLocker’s backend is powering features like cross-progression, in-game economies, and live-service ambitions for this bold FPS-Z comeback.

Discover how Turborilla leveraged LootLocker to seamlessly launch their latest hit, Rally Clash, while beginning to transform their entire mobile game library into a unified platform.

Find out why Fast Travel Games decided to ditch their proprietary backend for their award winning game Apex Construct and move it over to LootLocker's out-of-the-box platform.

Lucid Labs’ new game, bloom, uses a host of LootLocker features. Their founder, Chirag Chopra, told us about his new game, his development style and how LootLocker had helped him along the way.

We spoke to lecturer Zayd Dawood about his educational 2D platformer, The Cyber Choices Challenge – the LootLocker-powered game that teaches its players about cybercrime law.

Stugna is a military game with a difference. Every dollar the game makes goes towards helping the Ukrainian military. We spoke to the developers, BidOn Games, to learn more.

Hokko Life was developed by one-man studio Wonderscope, and uses a lot of LootLocker features. We wrote about Hokko Life when it debuted on early-access, and it’s come a long way since then.