I’ve been using ConfigCat for remote configuration in Unreal Engine, and it works really well. It’s pretty similar to how remote config works in Unity.
You’ll need to register an account on the ConfigCat website. Here you’ll have a separate dashboard interface where you can easily manage the values of your feature flags without needing to touch your code every time. You can target users based on various attributes (like region, date, email, etc.), similar to how it’s done in Unity.
The cool part is that ConfigCat is available on the Unreal Engine Marketplace, and it’s easy to integrate into your project. Whether using Blueprints or C++ code, it works seamlessly in both.
ConfigCat on Unreal marketplace
There’s also a sample project on GitHub that you can check out:
ConfigCat Unreal fps sample
If you want to see how it works, here’s a Twitter post.
Hope that helps!