They're a Billion $ company with resources.

Neverthesless, for us, all the push to a final stable beta was a good process to work out some issues and bring up some user and feature questions that need addressing in future releases - ON OTHER PLATFORMS! So there's that.Ĭlick to expand.Agreed for the most part, but Facebook is not new to casual games. What's really laughable is all the old articles I come across about how Facebook Gameroom 'may be a Steam killer' - lolololol - maybe if the Russians take it over! I can't believe how some platforms treat their dev community. Searching with exact name in Gameroom client brings up nothing. What's weird is the first time we got approved (had to fix a few things) it showed up under 'Action', now nothing. We turned the game on and go live - I log in with my public fb account and can't find it in the Gameroom client. However, approval for us was super fast - like within 4 hours - probably because no one is submitting their games anymore - i don't know. So yeah, very few Unity devs are putting stuff on Gameroom. And there's barely any Unity forum posts. They barely reference Gameroom on their site in the developer section - mostly instant games etc. Googling for help brings up scant info or redirects to useless fb pages with basic info. They have these great Unite reveal videos from 2-3 years ago then nothing. We did it as a soft beta launch to test player interest and get analytics for our new game. Just released on Facebook Gameroom yesterday.

Facebook games room app