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We are implementing a leveleditor for our game and want to enable submitting the user-generated levels. All other users of the game should be able to play these levels. Is it possible to store the levels in GameCenter or is the only way to achieve this to set up a dedicated server? In case we have to go with our own server, are there any preconfigured services for this scenario? Something like dropbox, with a nice API instead of having to code everything ourselves from the ground up. Thanks a lot!
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