> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.coherence.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.coherence.io/2.3/readme.md).
# Welcome
**coherence** offers the tools[^1] and infrastructure[^2] to create multiplayer games with :unity: Unity.
> Our mission is to give any game developer, regardless of how technical they are, the power to bring their games online.
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If this is your **first time** exploring coherence, the Getting Started section. It covers installation and setting up a minimal project online.
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[Installation](/2.3/getting-started/installation.md)
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Once you grasp the basics and are looking for more comprehensive material, check out our sample content. It offers playable projects and ready to use samples.
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[Samples and tutorials](/2.3/getting-started/samples-and-tutorials.md)
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If you're already working with coherence and want to take the most out of it, refer to the manual section, which cover all major features we offer.
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[Manual](/2.3/manual/networking-state-changes.md)
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Our team can answer all your questions. Find us on [Discord](https://coherence.io/discord), or if you prefer, reach out by [e-mail](mailto:devrel@coherence.io).
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[^1]: coherence provides a package for Unity that integrates seamlessly within the Unity Editor.
[^2]: We offer coherence Cloud — a scalable and cost-effective service to host your game, handle player accounts, lobbies, and other backend-related mechanisms.
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