The Google Play Plugins for Unity provide C# APIs for accessing various Play services at runtime from within the Unity Engine. These plugins also provide various Unity Editor features for building an app that can be published on Google Play Console.

These plugins officially support Unity version 2017.4.40 or newer, though they were written to be code compatible with Unity versions 5.6.7 or newer.

In August 2019 Google Play started requiring that any apps published with 32 bit native libraries also provide 64 bit native libaries. An exception was made at the time enabling apps built with Unity 5.6.7 and earlier to still be published on the Google Play Console until August 2021, which is fast approaching.

Note: In June 2021 we will remove any plugin code that enables compilation of Unity 2017.4.16 or earlier (including Unity 5.6.7).

Although it is possible to git clone this repository into the Assets folder of your Unity project, in general it is preferable to import a released version.

To import the plugins, follow these steps:

1. Download the latest release from this project's releases page.
2. Import the .unitypackage file by selecting the Unity IDE menu option Assets > Import package > Custom Package and importing all items.

These plugins add features, such as Google Play Instant support, to a Unity project.

com.google.android.appbundle

The Google Android App Bundle package provides access to the latest Android App Bundles features, such as Play Asset Delivery.

Refer to the documentation and Editor API reference for more information.

com.google.play.assetdelivery

Play Asset Delivery enables AssetBundles and other assets to be packaged into an Android App Bundle and delivered through Google Play.

Refer to the documentation and Runtime API reference for more information.

com.google.play.billing

Package contains Google Play Billing Library, which is required to sell digital content and subscriptions in games distributed via Google Play. This new version of the Google Play Billing Library provides all of the features available in the current Java and Kotlin versions.

To use this package, you must agree to the licenses for this Google Play Plugin and the Google Play Billing Library. If you do not agree with the licenses, you may not use this package.

Refer to the documentation for more information.

com.google.play.review

Play In-App Review lets you prompt users to submit Play Store ratings and reviews without the inconvenience of leaving your game.

Refer to the documentation and Runtime API reference for more information.

com.google.play.appupdate

Play In-App Update lets you keep your app up-to-date on your users’ devices and enables them to try new features, as well as benefit from performance improvements and bug fixes.

Refer to the documentation for more information.

com.google.play.instant

The Google Play Instant package simplifies the conversion of an Android app into an instant app that can be deployed through Google Play.

Refer to the documentation, Runtime API reference, and Editor API reference for more information.

These plugins provide shared functionality to some of the above plugins, but they don't provide any features when installed separately.

com.google.play.common

The Google Play Common package provides common files required by some Google Play packages, such as Play Instant.

com.google.play.core

The Google Play Core package provides the Play Core Library required by some Google Play packages, such as Play Asset Delivery.

The Google Play Games plugin for Unity enables access to the Google Play Games APIs from Unity.