AccelByte Gaming Services
8.2#3 in game matchmaking softwareFrom $1,000 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Namazu Elements
6.4#22 in game matchmaking softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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| Fact | AccelByte Gaming Services | Namazu Elements |
|---|---|---|
| Core features | Its service packages cover player identity, persistent progression and cloud saves, commerce, multiplayer, and live operations. | Its listed features include player accounts and profiles, matchmaking, leaderboards, inventory, missions, and in-game economy tools. |
| Deployment | AGS offers Public Cloud and Private Cloud deployments, and AccelByte says it operates both 24x7. | The maker describes local Docker deployment, self-hosting in a cloud account, AWS Marketplace deployments, and a managed cloud beta. |
| Integrations | The game SDKs support Unreal Engine and Unity, while the TypeScript SDK can be used in a browser or service environment. | The maker lists Unity, GameMaker, and Godot as supported game-engine integrations. |
| Intended users | AccelByte describes AGS as a service for game studios building and operating online games, from small teams to global launches. | The maker identifies indie developers, studios of all sizes, and backend engineers as intended users. |
AccelByte Gaming Services plans
- Public Cloud FoundationsFree
- CommunityFree
- Standard support$1,000 a month
- Private Cloud Foundations$1,500 a month
- Private Cloud Multiplayer$2,500 a month
- Private Cloud Online$2,500 a month
Namazu Elements plans
- Namazu Elements Community EditionFree
- Namazu CloudPriced on request
Pick AccelByte Gaming Services if…
AGS is intended for game studios building and operating online games, from small teams to global launches. It may suit teams seeking managed backend services for player accounts, multiplayer and live operations.
Pick Namazu Elements if…
Elements is intended for indie developers, studios of different sizes, and backend engineers building online or connected multiplayer games. It suits teams seeking a self-hosted game backend with LiveOps tools.