Photon Quantum vs Photon Realtime

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We're looking to develop a realtime 2d multiplayer game that will involve many players interacting in real-time. I see you have two products that fit the bill, Photon RealTime and Photon Quantum. What is the difference between the two? which one is right for me?

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    We're looking to develop a realtime 2d multiplayer game that will involve many players interacting in real-time. I see you have two products that fit the bill, Photon RealTime and Photon Quantum. What is the difference between the two? which one is right for me?

    Photon Quantum is specifically designed for networking physics, AKA rigid bodies. Photon RealTime provides the networking layer that a variety of games can run on, while the former is made specifically for physics, and probably uses Photon Real-Time underneath.

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