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Metaplay SDK Release 30 – server time skip and multiple logic versions

Metaplay SDK Release 30 shipped on October 14, 2024. The release adds time-skipping for testing game schedules on development servers, a redesigned dashboard Environment page, and significantly improved support for running multiple logic versions side by side.

Skip server time to test game schedules

You can now skip time into the future on development game servers, which is useful for testing complex event scheduling setups without waiting in real time. See testing game schedules with time skipping.

The server time skip controls in the LiveOps Dashboard

The server time skip controls in the LiveOps Dashboard.

Redesigned dashboard Environment page

The Environment page has been redesigned to show more information about the server cluster, including the status of each node. It's now organized into tabs, with runtime options moved into their own dedicated tab.

The redesigned Environment page in the LiveOps Dashboard

The redesigned Environment page in the LiveOps Dashboard.

Safer support for multiple logic versions

Support for running multiple logic versions on the server has been significantly improved, including a new AddedInVersion attribute usable on classes, stronger safety checks for incompatible logic versions, and dashboard visualization of logic version status.

Logic version controls in the LiveOps Dashboard

Logic version controls in the LiveOps Dashboard.

Full Release 30 notes cover every change and the migration guide.

Frequently asked questions

What's new in Metaplay SDK Release 30?

Release 30 adds time-skipping for testing game schedules on development servers, a redesigned dashboard Environment page, and significantly improved support for running multiple logic versions side by side.

When was Metaplay SDK Release 30 released?

Metaplay SDK Release 30 shipped on October 14, 2024.

How do I upgrade to Metaplay SDK Release 30?

Follow the Release 30 migration guide in the full release notes on docs.metaplay.io. Each release documents the exact steps for all Metaplay projects and for self-service deployments. Read the migration guide →

Page updated . The Metaplay SDK is a C# game backend for building and operating live service games; each release ships the SDK, game server, and LiveOps Dashboard together, with full source code.