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Steam games using UnityIL2CPP SDK. Detected automatically from game files. IL2CPP is one of Unity's possible backend that converts MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language) code (for example, C# code in scripts) into C++ code and then uses this code to create a binary file.
IL2CPP is one of Unity's possible backend that converts MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language) code (for example, C# code in scripts) into C++ code and then uses this code to create a binary file.
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This page contains a list of Steam games using the UnityIL2CPP SDK.
We detect various technologies such as engines and SDKs used by games on Steam from depot file lists.
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This page contains: Steam games using UnityIL2CPP SDK. Detected automatically from game files. IL2CPP is one of Unity's possible backend that converts MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language) code (for example, C# code in scripts) into C++ code and then uses this code to create a binary file.