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Overview

Estimated time: 15 minutes

Unreal Engine provides great multiplayer capabilities out of the box. We'll use Unreal's built-in networking to build and deploy a server-authoritative multiplayer game on top of Rivet.

Goals

  • Deploy & distribute a multiplayer Unreal Engine dedicated game server to Rivet
  • Build a basic menu screen for a multiplayer game
  • How to test multiplayer games locally

Prerequisites

FAQ

Standalone client automatically goes to the wrong map
Step 1: Setup Unreal Engine project

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