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Having trouble with bugs in your Godot game? Sentry's Godot SDK helps you track down crash reports, stack traces, and runtime errors. In this video, Stefan will show you how the SDK works in practice. You'll see how it helps whether you're working with GDScript or C#, providing a place to see your errors, so you can fix them and keep your players happy.

Sentry's Unreal Engine SDK has gotten an uplift! We've added support for distributed tracing, and make Unreal's Crash-Reporter for desktop optional. Teams can now automatically send crashes and errors to sentry, along with breadcrumbs, events filers, release health monitoring and more. Cody takes us through how we can get started using the Unreal Engine SDK, and how you can use it to see crashes and errors, track down performance issues, and even get screenshots of what users were seeing right before their game crashed.

Sentry now supports game consoles! Get crash reports and detailed context for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.

Join me for a hands-on session where you’ll build it, watch it break, debug it, and go from “no idea what’s wrong” to fixing issues—all in one go. Since we’re serious developers, we’ll use Next.js and.

Sentry’s Unity SDK now has expanded support for multiplayer debugging and improved IL2CPP error tracking for faster fixing. In this video we’ll show you how you can setup Sentry in your Unity game, and a short demo of Sentry’s features.

Autofix from Sentry takes all the context Sentry captures around errors and crashes in your code, and uses AI to determine root causes, propose solutions, and even pull a PR to fix it. Autofix allows you to add additional context as needed, and help influence the solution. Code breaks, it happens. Autofix helps you fix it and get back up and running.