Hi, I have developed the  Slot game for Linux and Windows in Unity. Right now the game is in testing phase. The issue is when tester play the game continuously for 5 to 10 hours, Ram of the system increases drastically and sometimes the game is crashing.  So please give me the best way to solve the ram issue and crashing issue as well.

I am using following system configuration :

Ram :  8 GB

Processor : Ryzen 3

Sounds like you are having a typical memory leak issue. Since you are using Unity, you use C# as programming language which has a garbage collector. So the most obvious leaks that occur in C++ (direct use of new and delete) are off the table. However, there are other problems that can cause memory leaks, even in garbage collection systems. Since I am a C++ guy I can't help you with detailed debug instructions but you might find the following articles helpful:

https://michaelscodingspot.com/find-fix-and-avoid-memory-leaks-in-c-net-8-best-practices/

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5020814/memory-leaks-c-sharp

Greetings

12 hours ago, Gautti said:

when tester play the game continuously for 5 to 10 hours

Good tester

We have had encountered a similar issue with our game where the memory increases and the game crashes in periods. The problem was caused by a pool of game objects we held in memory that partially slept there while the pool thought it is empty and started to generate new ones.

You have to explictely destroy dynamic allocated objects and all of their components to get C# to garbadge collect classes and to Unity to free up the space they take in memory

1 hour ago, Shaarigan said:

We have had encountered a similar issue with our game where the memory increases and the game crashes in periods. The problem was caused by a pool of game objects we held in memory that partially slept there while the pool thought it is empty and started to generate new ones.

You have to explictely destroy dynamic allocated objects and all of their components to get C# to garbadge collect classes and to Unity to free up the space they take in memory 

      Hi Shaarigan, Thank you so much for your answer. Can you please let me know how can we find  dynamic allocated objects and how can we destroy them In Unity C# ? ? Can you please give me a small demo ?

Every call to

GameObject instance = (GameObject)Instantiate(...);

needs a coresponding call to

Destroy(instance);

if you called

instance.DontDestroyOnLoad();

anywhere in your code or you load scenes additive but don't remove them properly if you never call a load to scenes non-additive. You can unfortunately use only the profiler to investigate such sleeping objects if you notice a memory increase out of the normal RAM fluctuation while playing the game

4 minutes ago, Shaarigan said:

Every call to

GameObject instance = (GameObject)Instantiate(...);

needs a coresponding call to

Destroy(instance);

if you called

instance.DontDestroyOnLoad();

anywhere in your code or you load scenes additive but don't remove them properly if you never call a load to scenes non-additive. You can unfortunately use only the profiler to investigate such sleeping objects if you notice a memory increase out of the normal RAM fluctuation while playing the game

               Shaarigan, In the case I am already using Destroy(instance) and I am pooling the objects. My game is running in one scene only.So i haven't used DontDestroyOnLoad().

Do you have any Material swaps, Shader exchange, procedural generated Meshes ordynamic Collider attaching/detaching?

22 minutes ago, Shaarigan said:

Do you have any Material swaps, Shader exchange, procedural generated Meshes ordynamic Collider attaching/detaching?

In my game 2D images are instantiating and pooling (Type of Slot game). I do not used shader exchange, not used procedural generated Meshes  or not ordynamic Collider attaching/detaching as well.