Unity Apologizes To Developers And Gives Up On Pricing Change!

Unity Apologizes To Developers After Massive Backlash, Walks ...

Unity apologizes to developers after massive backlash, walks back on forced install fees and offers regular revenue-sharing model. Devs are not happy.

Unity is Canceling the Runtime Fee

Unity Enterprise: A 25% subscription price increase will apply to Unity Enterprise. Unity Enterprise will be required for customers with more ...

Unity apologizes for controversial new pricing scheme, 'will be ...

The change would mean developers would be charged an increasing fee as they crossed set thresholds every time their games were installed. It was ...

Unity Apologizes For Controversial Changes, Walks Back Some

In an open letter published on Friday, Unity's president and general manager Marc Whitten apologized for the controversial changes announced ...

Unity Apologizes, Walks Back Fee Changes After Game Developer ...

Game development tech firm Unity, the company behind the widely used video game engine of the same name, has announced changes to its pricing ...

Unity engine maker says sorry after runtime fee price plan backlash

Video game engine maker Unity has apologised after a furious response to its proposed new pricing plan. The company behind the development ...

Unity apologizes to devs, reveals updated Runtime Fee policy

Unity's updated Runtime Fee will no longer apply to games made on Unity Personal, and will only apply beginning with the next LTS version of ...

Unity May Never Win Back the Developers It Lost in Its Fee Debacle

Today's changes remove the Runtime Fee for games created “with any currently supported Unity versions.” Instead, the fee will only affect games ...

Unity Apologizes To Developers And Gives Up On Pricing Change!

Unity faces backlash and rescinds its pricing model change – a deep dive into the drama! Unity, the titan of game development engines, ...

Unity makes changes to Runtime Fee policy, apologizes to developers

Unity seems to have taken a U-turn on its controversial Runtime Fee policy, which charged developers up to $0.20 every time someone installed their game.

Unity unites the indie game industry against its new pricing model

Unity plans to change its forthcoming pay-per-install program following widespread criticism from game developers. “We apologize for the ...

Unity's Marc Whitten shares apology note following ... - GeekWire

On Friday morning, Unity Create president Marc Whitten offered an open letter of apology on the Unity blog, along with a new set of changes that ...

Unity apologizes & backtracks on universally-hated Runtime Fees ...

Unity has made as statement regarding its planned pricing changes after considerable public pushback. Developers and studios quickly ...

Unity apologizes, announces revised runtime fee criteria

Game engine maker Unity on Friday walked back part of its controversial plan to charge developers a fee based on the number of game downloads installed.

Unity apologizes, makes controversial new game development fees ...

After a backlash, Unity will no longer require game creators to pay retroactive fees tied to game installations.

Unity apologizes for controversial pricing policy, but developers are ...

The past few days have been chaotic for the gaming industry after Unity's decision to charge developers per install.

A year after outraging developers, blowing up its ... - PC Gamer

As a result, Unity is reverting to a "more traditional cycle" of considering pricing changes only on an annual basis; if the terms of use change ...

Unity: Gaming boss quits after furious pricing backlash - BBC

John Riccitiello has resigned as chief executive of game development tool Unity following a controversial pricing change which angered gamers and developers ...

Game devs react to Unity's updated fee and apology - GamesRadar

Existing Unity games, including those currently in development but unreleased, will not be hit by the fee when it arrives in 2024, unless the ...

Unity apologizes for controversial fee changes in open letter—live ...

Following its controversial announcement of policy changes for popular game development software Unity—which included a proposed “Runtime ...