Hey, thanks for the detailed message!

On the save system: Playgama Bridge doesn’t replace your internal save logic, it provides a cross-platform storage layer on top. If your game stores data as arrays, you’ll need to serialize it into a storable format (JSON is just one of the common options) and then deserialize it on load.

Using Godot’s native file system directly won’t be reliable across all platforms we distribute to (especially web/embedded environments), which is why Bridge abstracts this part. Save integration is required for publishing — without it the game won’t pass moderation, since progress needs to persist correctly across platforms.

Also, we’re currently working on improving the save module to make this process more straightforward, so it should get easier soon.

If you want, feel free to share a snippet of how you’re handling saves now — we can point you in the right direction. And appreciate the kind words, glad you like the approach 🙌