Unity has been in a bit of a crisis since it announced Runtime Fees last week, which would see developers having to make payments toward the company based on game sales and installs. After releasing a ...

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 ...

Unity recently a controversial set of new terms governing fees for engine users based on the number of times a game was installed. The new terms were received extremely poorly across the gaming ...

Unity is scrapping its Runtime Fee and returning to its previous seat-based subscription model, with price increases for Unity Pro and Unity Enterprise users. This decision, announced by Unity CEO ...

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 ...

TL;DR: As predicted, Unity has changed course on its Unity Runtime Fee after severe backlash from the community and weeks of bad press. It reformulated the maligned monetization plan in a way that ...

Unity has cancelled the controversial Runtime Fee after “deep consultation” with its community and partners. This goes into effect immediately. Matt Bromberg, the President and CEO of Unity, wrote 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” ...

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 is searching for a new CEO following the bungled rollout of a new fee structure. The company has done damage to its reputation and the trust it's built with developers. The new leader will need ...

Unity, the company behind the popular game development platform of the same name, announced it would change its controversial runtime fee policy after a wave of backlash from indie game developers who ...