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Unity has unveiled its planned changes to the controversial Runtime Fee policy that would charge developers fees on a per-install basis. Unity Create president Marc Whitten detailed the changes in a ...

The moment is finally here. After promising a windback of their unpopular planned fee restructuring back on September 18 here, and co-founder David Helgason promising as much in his “We fucked up” ...

Unity president and CEO Matt Bromberg announced the company has cancelled its runtime fee. Unity Personal will remain free and will be doubling the current revenue and funding ceiling from $100,000 to ...

For years, the Unity Engine has earned goodwill from developers large and small for its royalty-free licensing structure, which meant developers incurred no extra costs based on how well a game sold.

Unity has announced some key changes to its widely panned Runtime Fee policy, which spawned both derision and confusion from developers and the gaming community at large when it was unveiled earlier ...

If you had believed that Unity was this amazing game engine for indie developers and anyone just starting out in games, that officially is no longer true, thanks to the newly introduced Unity Runtime ...

Unity, the company behind the popular game engine of the same name, has officially canceled its runtime fee — a controversial move introduced last year that outraged game developers. In a Unity ...

U has finally terminated the controversial runtime fees, while reverting to the typical SaaS subscription price hikes effective 2025 onwards. However, it remains to be when we may see the erosion in ...

Attempting to walk back controversial changes made to its fee structure, Unity clarified new runtime fees for titles using the popular game engine. The changes to the Unity Runtime Fee come on the ...

Unity faces backlash from indie developers over changes to their pricing structure after undercharging for years, and creating expectations that it would always be that way. Raising prices is never ...