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I'm looking for a good leaderboard and achievements service provider. I wanted to use openfeint but it seems dead now and has been thrown away. Gree is the new system. Could anyone comment if this is any good (it seems it's on beta state) or I should move into another options?

Thanks in advance.

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OpenFeint isn't dead, people use it. For IOS you should use the official Gamecenter the "Temple run" has over 40m users in their highschores.

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support.openfeint.com/dev/welcome. Quote from the site: Please note that the OpenFeint service will be discontinued on December 14, 2012. – Notbad Nov 19 '12 at 7:51
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Ask google first, then ask humans scoreninja.appspot.com - lucky guess for "android highscore provider" (........) I guess I am not up-to date with OpenFeint nor Android; still Game Center is not likely going to quit. Although I have no idea what application you are creating. But if I was making a game that required highscores I'd set up my own sql highscores for that game on any web server req's - mysql with 1 Database, table with player/his score; and a table with segragated highscores from highest to lowest! There are still many possibilities :) – Mikolaj Marcisz Nov 19 '12 at 20:17

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