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# Segmentation Example

### Example

You can target a feature flag to a specific group of players by combining attributes like Country, Version, Campaign, and Platform.

Example goal: Enable a new store layout only for:

* Players in the US
* On iOS
* Running version 1.12.0 or higher
* Who installed from the “holiday\_2025” campaign

Example targeting rule (conceptual):

Feature Flag: **abc\_new\_store**

* **Country** == "US"
* **Platform** == "iOS"
* **Version** >= "1.12.0"
* **Campaign** == "holiday\_2025"

{% hint style="success" %}
In order to target organic users you can use Network == "Organic"
{% endhint %}

**Result:**

* Players who match all conditions receive the flag as enabled (or receive a specific variant/value).
* Everyone else receives the default value.

If you're running this as an experiment, you can then split matching users into variants (ex: control vs new\_store) and Lion Analytics will automatically track the experiment and assigned variant via ExperimentInfo.

### Setup (Unity)

```csharp
var flag = await FeatureFlagController.GetFeature("abc_new_store", false);
if (flag == null)
    return; // Not initialized or key missing

var config = JsonUtility.FromJson<NewStoreConfig>(flag.RawString);
// Use config to update your game
```

***

For new segment launches or experiments, coordinate with your Studio Manager to configure the targeting rules and rollout plan.


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