Unity Game Analytics Metrics Every Developer Should Track
Unity Game Analytics Metrics
Analytics helps developers understand player behavior.
Data reveals what players enjoy and where they struggle.
Retention Metrics
Important retention indicators include:
- Day 1 retention
- Day 7 retention
- Day 30 retention
These metrics reveal long-term engagement.
Monetization Metrics
Track:
- ARPDAU (Average Revenue Per Daily Active User)
- Conversion rate
- Lifetime value (LTV)
These numbers indicate revenue health.
Engagement Metrics
Useful engagement metrics include:
- Session length
- Sessions per day
- Level completion rates
Engagement predicts retention.
Final Thoughts
Data-driven development leads to better decisions.
Monitor analytics consistently.
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