Now, let's consider the case of saving data using INI files instead of PlayerPrefs. INI files achieve a similar purpose to PlayerPrefs; storing key-value pairs. However, INI files contain all settings inside a single, human-readable text file. For this example, we'll work with the following INI file, which contains some basic settings for a sample game:

[Player] 
; Basic Player Data 
Name=John Doe 
Gender=Male 
Level=50 
 
[Score] 
; Score information 
HighScore=8695088457694      
Player=John Doe 
LastScore=758596068896 
 
[Preferences] 
; Settings 
Resolution=1920x1080      
Volume=0.8 
FullScreen=true 
MouseSpeed=75 

INI Unity project included

Unity offers no native functionality for reading and parsing INI files. Instead, you'll need to rely on third-party add-ons or external script files to read them. One example of a free...