Examples

Configuration files

These are full examples for each of the resource types of Agones

• Full GameServer Configuration
• Full Fleet Configuration
• Full GameServer Allocation Configuration
• Full Autoscaler Configuration with Buffer Strategy
• Full Autoscaler Configuration with Webhook Strategy
• Full Autoscaler Configuration with Webhook Strategy + TLS

Game server implementations

These are all examples of simple game server implementations, that integrate the Agones game server SDK.

• Simple gameserver (Go) - simple server that responds to TCP connections or UDP packets on the same port.
• CPP Simple (C++) - C++ example that starts up, stays healthy and then shuts down after 60 seconds.
• Node.js Simple (Node.js) - A simple Node.js example that marks itself as ready, sets some labels and then shutsdown.
• Rust Simple (Rust) - A simple Rust example that marks itself as ready, sets some labels and then shutsdown.
• Unity Simple (Unity3d) - This is a very simple “unity server” that doesn’t do much other than show how the SDK works in Unity.
• Xonotic - Wraps the SDK around the open source FPS game Xonotic and hosts it on Agones.
• SuperTuxKart - Wraps the SDK around the open source racing game SuperTuxKart, and hosts it on Agones.

• Custom-Controller (Go) - A custom controller for Agones designed to log GameServer details on insert, update, or delete, demonstrating how to build your own controller.

Building on top of Agones

• Agones API Usage Example (Go) - This service provides an example of using the Agones API to create a GameServer.

Game Server Allocation

• Allocation Endpoint Example - An Agones clusters aware proxy, built on Google Cloud.

Integrations with other projects

• googleforgames/space-agon - Space Agon is a demo of Agones and Open Match with a browser based game.
• googleforgames/global-multiplayer-demo - A demo of a global scale multiplayer game using Agones, Open Match, Unreal Engine 5 and multiple Google Cloud products.