How do I see what's crashing my game?

Add crash reporting that captures crashes automatically from real players with stack traces and context, then view them grouped by issue (so duplicates collapse into distinct problems) and ranked by how many players each affects. This turns invisible crashes, most of which players never report, into a clear, prioritized list of exactly what's crashing your game.

Why don't I know what's crashing my game?

Because most players who crash just quit without reporting it, so crashes are invisible unless you capture them automatically. Without crash reporting, you're left guessing from occasional bad reviews or vague complaints. Automatic crash capture records every crash with context, so you can finally see the issues that were silently driving players away.

How do I tell which crashes are the worst?

Rank them by how many players each affects. When crashes are grouped by signature and counted, sorting by affected players reveals that a small number of issues usually cause most of your crashes. Fixing those few high-impact crashes first gives you the biggest improvement in stability for the least effort.

How Do I See What Is Crashing My Game?

Quick answer: Add crash reporting so crashes are captured automatically from real players, then view them grouped by issue and ranked by how many players each affects. You go from guessing to a clear, prioritized list of exactly what's crashing your game and why.

If you don't know what's crashing your game, you're not alone, most crashes never get reported by players, who just quit. The way to see them is to capture crashes automatically and view them organized. Here's how to turn invisible crashes into a clear picture you can act on.

Capture Crashes Automatically

You can't see crashes you don't capture, and you can't rely on players to tell you, the vast majority never do. The first step is crash reporting that records every crash the moment it happens, with the stack trace, device, OS, and version attached, no player effort required.

Bugnet captures crashes from the field automatically, so you see them whether or not the player says anything. This alone transforms your visibility: instead of guessing from the occasional bad review, you have the actual crashes in front of you.

View Them Grouped, Not as Raw Noise

A raw stream of crashes is hard to read, the same crash might appear hundreds of times. The key to seeing what's crashing your game is grouping: identical crashes collapsed into one issue with an occurrence count, so you see distinct problems rather than a flood of duplicates.

Bugnet groups crashes by signature, so a hundred occurrences of one bug show up as a single item with a count. Now 'what's crashing my game' has a clear answer: a short list of distinct issues, each with how often it happens.

Rank by Impact to See What Matters

Seeing what's crashing is most useful when sorted by how much it matters. Ranking issues by how many players each affects shows you that, typically, a handful of crashes cause most of your problem, so you know exactly where to look first.

Bugnet ranks issues by affected players, so the worst crashes rise to the top automatically. You don't just see what's crashing your game, you see which crashes deserve your attention, turning visibility into a clear plan.

Capture crashes automatically, view them grouped by issue, and rank by how many players each affects, turning invisible crashes into a clear, prioritized list of what to fix.