Talo Game Services
An open source self-hostable game backend
We just released game channels! Game channels are a way of sending messages between players that are subscribed to a topic in real-time using sockets. You can use them for chat systems or even game state updates.
Channels can be created by players, joined and left. A channel’s owner can update channel information, transfer ownership and delete the channel.
They also have props which let you store extra custom data about your channel. For example, you could create a public channel for all players to join or a private channel where players need to reach a certain level before they can join.
Check out the channel docs for Godot here: https://docs.trytalo.com/docs/godot/channels. There’s also a new demo showing off how to build a chat system with just one script.
You can get the latest version of Talo from the Godot Asset Library or GitHub.
This is Talo - an open source game backend for building games faster and making better data-driven decisions in your game. Talo is made up of different services, integrations and SDKs:
⚡️ Event tracking
👥 Player management (including cross-session data, groups and identity management)
🎮 Unity package
🎮 Godot plugin
🗃️ Data exports
🕹️ Leaderboards
💾 Game saves
📊 Game stats (global and per-player)
⚙️ Live config (update your game config from the web, no releases required)
🔧 Steamworks integration
💬 Game feedback
Talo is free for indie developers, forever. We've even have a demo dashboard you can browse to better understand Talo. Come find us on Discord if you have any questions or just want to show off your game!
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