After integrating GameAnalytics into my Steam demo (Chains on Sand), I was able to see detailed player flow—how many people launched the demo, how long they played, and where they dropped off. The biggest insight? Most players were leaving the demo in under 10 minutes. Without analytics, I would have assumed people just weren’t interested. Instead, I realized there were onboarding and UX issues turning players away early.<br>This data directly influenced my development approach.<br>Instead of focusing only on new features, I prioritized:<br>-Smoother tutorials and onboarding,<br>-Better feedback for common points of confusion,<br>-More polish in the first 10 minutes of gameplay.<br>Being able to see real player behavior—not just rely on gut feeling or rare feedback—made my updates far more effective. For any indie dev, GameAnalytics is an invaluable, easy-to-use way to focus your limited dev time where it actually matters.

Having a lot of insights about users, button clicks, etc.

It's clarity of data visualization and how it clearly shows the retention and playtime numbers. I also love the funnels using which you can analyze in depth