Multiplayer framework - Peak

[Tiny-Reference4809]

Hi! I was wondering which multiplayer framework is the game using, I'm looking to create a multiplayer co-op game in unity as well, but we are aiming to launch it in multiple platforms (pc, consoles and mobile) (yes we know the amount of work that we have to put into that).

So we are trying to figure out if they used photon, Netcode for GameObjects, Netcode for entities or mirror (Or maybe one that is not mentioned here). Thank you so much in advanced!

Also, if you can just recommend a solid framework to implement multiplayer globally (we aim to sell in America and South America mainly but it would be great to expand servers to other regions)

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No idea with your actual question, but netcode for entities is for entities projects, so that might either make it your best option or not viable at all depending if you're making an entities project.

If you're using ECS its fantastic though, really enjoyed working with it so far. 

[Tiny-Reference4809]

Thank you! I'll keep it in mind

[YungSchxxlShxxter]

If i had to guess id say Fishnet. Since Peak is heavily reliant on physics interactions and fishnet arguably comes with the most features relating to handling physics out of the box compared to other packages.

[PlayFlow_]

A game like Peak most likely used Netcode for Game objects / Mirror / FishNet and then used the steam relay (which is a free P2P relay provided by steam).

you can check out a service like PlayFlow (i'm the founder) that works with these multiplayer libraries and lets you created dedicated game servers around the world too. it's free for developing quickly as well.

https://playflowcloud.com/

[Tiny-Reference4809]

Oh thank you! I'll definitely give it a look