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Create a project API key in the dashboard and copy it. You use that key everywhere via the X-API-Key header.

Switch the active project key in the dashboard's key selector. Every call on this page uses whichever key is active.

Open SDK Settings and download the horizOn_config.json file for your project. That file holds the API key and backend domain your SDK needs.

Pick an endpoint in the API Explorer and send a live request. The real response from your project comes back in the panel below.

Choose your engine and follow the path to a working game connection.

Register, sign in and return to your selected Quickstart step.

Install the package through Unity Package Manager and check that the SDK is available.

Copy the add-on into your Godot project and enable the plugin.

Install the Unreal plugin, enable it and restart the editor.

Import horizOn_config.json with Config Importer and check the generated asset.

Import horizOn_config.json through the Tools menu and check horizon_config.tres.

Import horizOn_config.json through Tools and check the plugin settings.

Configure project and account keys, then verify both connections in the MCP client.

Run the anonymous sign-in example in Play mode and check the response.

Run the sign-in script in a scene and check the response.

Run HorizonAuthExample in a level and inspect the Output Log.

Prepare curl, request an anonymous player session and retain userId and accessToken.

Choose a visible game goal and continue with code or a concrete agent request.

Browse registered players in User Management, including their sign in method and account status. You can search, filter, and open a single player's detail view.

Sign in a player anonymously and reuse the session for further calls.

Load and update the player avatar, frame and badges.

Open a leaderboard and view the current player standings. You can see rank, score, and player name for every entry.

Open a player's cloud save entry in the dashboard and inspect the stored JSON data. This is useful for support requests and debugging save issues.

Send a valid and an invalid game action and compare the server responses.

Create a new remote config key and value in the dashboard. Your game reads it live without a new build.

Create a new localization key and fill in its translations across languages. Your game fetches the current values at runtime.

Write and publish a news post from the dashboard. Players see it inside your game's news feed right away.

Create a gift code with its rewards and redemption limit. Players can validate and redeem it directly from your game.

Send a transactional email to a registered player from the dashboard. You pick a template, fill in the variables, and horizOn resolves the verified address.

Open a crash group in Crash Reporting and inspect the stack trace and breadcrumbs. Crashes are grouped by fingerprint so duplicates stay together.

Open a submitted bug report or feature request in User Feedback and review its details. You can change its status as you work through it.

Search and filter client side logs sent from your game in User Logs. You can narrow results by severity and by player.