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Hiro is a client-server library built on the Nakama game server to rapidly and flexibly add economy, social, and LiveOps features to your game. It is available as a C# library for Unity Engine, a C++ library for Unreal Engine, and a server package that integrates with the game server. Hiro offers a comprehensive suite of battle-tested metagame features that are quick to implement, allowing developers to focus more on the core gameplay experience. Add base and loot table rewards for players to collect; integrate soft or real currency purchases; define stackable and consumable gameplay items; initialize and manage multiple currencies within the game economy. Adapt store bundles and offer walls based on player behavior; personalize various aspects of the player experience through experiments; schedule live events for players to participate in and earn exclusive rewards. Start and schedule timed or scored events with exclusive rewards; enable players to request and share inventory.