How to detect if the game was killed

Hi,
Is there an event that is sent to the game when its process is being killed (via Window's TaskManager for example) ?

Sadly, OnApplicationQuit() isn't called in that case.

 

Probably not. OnApplicationQuit() should only work when Application.Quit is being call.
I really doubt there is a way to have control over when the user forces quit the application.

Because essentially that's what it is: stopping a process through the Window's TaskManager is force killing an application not matter what.

 

You could tell upon starting the game up again, but not during the actual kill process. Killing it in that manner is not clean and won't exit smoothly, it just dies.

 

better to build a file in c# that is called and run when the game starts and still runs after its closed to detect if its running or not?

 

example make a custom launcher in c# that runs that kinda code and keeps running during game runtime if the game is killed the launcher will detect it and do something.

 

Do this on game startup

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. if(PlayerPrefs.HasKey("GameKilled")){
3. int killedVal = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("GameKilled");
4. if(killedVal == 1){
5. //The user killed the game
6. }
7. }
8. PlayerPrefs.SetInt("GameKilled",1);

and On Quit

Code (csharp):

1. PlayerPrefs.SetInt("GameKilled",0);

Then you can detect if the user has killed the game on the last run