Playerloop's open-source Unity SDK was archived on GitHub in February 2026 and playerloop.io is offline. If you're looking for a maintained replacement for player-facing bug reports, here's where Forge Logger fits — including where it doesn't.
Forge Logger is in active development with a public roadmap and changelog. Players press one key in-game and file a structured report — screenshot, logs, device and build context — which lands in a web dashboard with AI summaries, reproduction steps, and deduplication, plus one-click export to GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Discord, or webhooks.
See the roadmapPlayerloop's flagship SDK targeted Unity (its early Godot 3-era plugin never saw a release). Forge Logger is Godot-first: the free MIT plugin targets Godot 4, and our Unity plugin is waitlist-only for now — though the documented REST ingest API works from any engine. If you need a drop-in Unity plugin today, BetaHub is worth a look; we compare against it honestly too.
Forge Logger vs BetaHub| Feature | Forge Logger | Playerloop |
|---|---|---|
Actively maintained | Public roadmap & changelog | SDK archived Feb 2026 · site offline |
Godot 4 plugin | Free & open source (MIT) | Godot 3-era plugin, unreleased & archived |
Unity plugin | Waitlist — REST ingest API available | Unity SDK, now a read-only archive |
In-game report popup | Screenshots, logs & build context | While the service operated |
AI triage | Summaries, repro steps & deduplication | — |
Session & event telemetry | Sessions, events & builds first-class | Bug reports & attachments only |
Issue tracker export | GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Discord & webhooks | — |
Pricing | Flat per team — 0 € / 12 € / 39 € per month | Service no longer available |
Competitor information verified from public sources on July 8, 2026. Spotted something outdated or unfair? Email support@forgelogger.dev and we'll fix it.
It doesn't appear to be. Playerloop's open-source Unity SDK repository was archived on GitHub on February 22, 2026 and is read-only, and playerloop.io no longer resolves (as of July 2026). We found no official successor.
Create a free account, add a project, and either install the free Godot 4 addon or send reports from any engine through the documented REST ingest API. Player reports arrive in the dashboard with screenshots and context, and you can export them to GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Discord, or webhooks.
Not as a drop-in plugin yet — Unity support is waitlist-only. The REST ingest API is engine-agnostic, so you can integrate manually today. If you need a ready-made Unity plugin right now, see our comparison with BetaHub.
The plugin is free and open source (MIT). Hosted plans are flat per team: Free with 100 reports a month, Indie at 12 € per month, and Studio at 39 € per month — no per-seat pricing.
Forge Logger is actively maintained — install the free plugin or use the ingest API, and keep structured player reports flowing.