2025.3 での変更点

Last updated on January 12, 2026

Release date: January 12th, 2026

Component versions​

The AccelByte Development Toolkit (ADT) 2026.1 main release contains the following component versions:

  • ADT Hub v1.9.0
  • ADT Web v1.34.0
  • ADT SDK Unreal v2.31.0
  • ADT SDK Unity v2.31.0
  • ADT CLI v2.29.0

Release Highlights​

AI Assistant in ADT Hub – Alpha version​


We are introducing an AI Assistant in ADT Hub to help game development teams work more efficiently with build distribution, crash analysis, and internal playtesting.

Key Highlights

The AI Assistant is embedded as a panel inside ADT Hub and is designed to:

  • Offer quick actions and guidance around:

    • Searching for relevant information and entities

    • Basic CRUD-type actions in supported areas

    • Investigation/analysis flows (e.g., around builds, channels, or crashes)

    • Summarization of relevant data or logs

  • Provide contextual help for ADT workflows, commands (CLI/SDK), and best practices

  • Reduce the need for manual documentation lookup and repetitive troubleshooting

  • Support users such as new team members, QA, and producers in understanding and using ADT Hub more quickly

Availability & Enablement

  • Release state: Alpha

  • Scope: Investigation/Analysis + Summarization, Call the context using Symbols (@,*,#)

  • How to enable: To have this Alpha feature enabled for your environment, please contact us on adt-support@accelbyte.net

Audit Log​


This release introduces new features to enhance transparency and operational insight for users of the AccelByte Development Toolkit (ADT) as a SaaS product.

Key Highlights

  • User Activity Data Collection:

    • ADT now collects detailed data on how users interact with the platform.

    • This data provides valuable insights to help improve the platform and tailor future enhancements to real user needs.

  • Audit Logs Menu:

    • A new Audit Logs menu has been added to the namespace settings.

    • Users can now view a comprehensive log of actions performed within ADT, making it easier to monitor activity and ensure accountability.

What This Means for You

  • You gain greater visibility into all actions taken within your namespace, helping you track changes and maintain security.

  • The improved data collection enables the ADT team to better understand user behavior and continuously enhance the platform.

Audit Logs

UI Restructure​


This release includes planned improvements to the internal menu structure of the platform, aimed at enhancing usability and navigation for all users.

Key Highlights

  • Menu Organization Improvements:

    • The internal menus are being restructured to provide a more intuitive and streamlined navigation experience.

    • These changes are designed to help users find features and settings more easily, reducing the time spent searching for key functions.

  • User Experience Enhancements:

    • The updated menu layout will make it simpler to access commonly used tools and options.

    • The restructure is part of our ongoing commitment to improving the overall user interface and experience.

What This Means for You

  • You will notice a more organized and user-friendly menu system, making it easier to navigate the platform.

  • These improvements are intended to boost productivity and reduce friction when using the platform’s features.

UI Restructure

Bug Fixes and Improvement​

This release addresses a range of user-facing bugs and usability issues across the ADT Web and Hub platforms, improving reliability and user experience.

Key Highlights

  • Crash and Issue Management Enhancements

    • The "Set Version" pop-up now correctly appears when resolving crashes or issues from the detail page, ensuring proper version tracking.

  • Smart Build and Download Reliability

    • Resolved file integrity check failures that could break the UI when downloading Android builds.
    • Users can now verify builds even if the manifest file lacks version information, improving compatibility with older builds.
    • Fixed a crash that could occur if a laptop entered sleep mode during an active build download in ADT Hub.

  • Session and Hardware Info Visibility

    • Session details now display computer name and profiler availability as expected.

    • Hardware info is now shown for XBOX/XSX UE5.5.1 crash details.

  • UI and Usability Improvements

    • Platform icons in the Hub’s platform list now display correctly, even with more than 10 platforms.

    • The Help and Support tour now runs smoothly and visual pointers are correctly aligned, even when navigating between steps.

    • Tooltips now appear when hovering over tracks with long names in the Hub.

    • More user-friendly error messages are displayed in the Hub when login is delayed after authentication.

    • Confirmation pop-ups now dismiss correctly and show a toast when confirming global crash config changes.

    • Documentation links for "Collect and analyze a crash" have been updated to direct users to the correct page.

    • Default channels and playtests are now automatically created for new namespaces, ensuring a smoother onboarding tour.

    • The Jira Server integration option is now hidden in settings until it is fully supported.

    • Fixed an issue where a pop-up would repeatedly appear when adjusting the Clear Cache Storage schedule.

  • Minor UI Fixes

    • Removed an unnecessary dot in the Jira Cloud integration wording for a cleaner look.
    • Addressed intermittent dropdown filter issues that required a page refresh.

Known Issues​

For the updated list of known issues in ADT components, along with their status and workarounds, refer to the ADT known issues list.

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