But that feature does not seem relevant to the ToS issue here though.
One difference between the two seems to be that SpatialOS also provides advanced techniques to divide up and split shared simulation state across multiple Unity server instances (or sever instances written with any other engine technology, for that matter). In both cases, the developer is uploading headless server builds of their Unity app (the builds are generated normally by the developer with their own hardware, Unity Editor, and Unity license) and then the cloud service handles deployment, load-scaling, and execution of the app. Ĭan Unity please clarify why SpatialOS is in violation of the ToS, but GameLift is not?īoth services are effectively providing the same thing - an SDK to enable hosting and management of headless dedicated Unity server instances running in the cloud. Whether you use a AAA engine like Unity, Unreal, Lumberyard or a homegrown C++ solution, the Amazon GameLift SDK easily integrates to get your servers up and running in the cloud. Works with your existing engine and workflows
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