Unity plans to charge developers a small fee each time a 'qualifying game' is downloaded by an end user, which has led to criticism.

Enraged developers are threatening to boycott one of the world's most popular game engines. But what has Unity done to spark such huge backlash?

Unity ‘s new fees – which will charge developers every time that their game is installed – have been incurring ire from those who use the software engine to make a living. Read More: Why ...

Unity: We can do what we want To be clear, Unity says its new fee structure won't apply to any game installs made before the newly announced structure goes into effect on January 1.

The cross-platform game engine company, a pillar of the industry, reverts to its previous pricing structure with new cost adjustments effective January 2025.

Unity's game server hosting and chat service are available on Google Cloud Marketplace to help developers create multiplayer games.

Whether building a mobile-first title, a PC game, or a browser-based game, Unity developers can now integrate payments, enable in-game purchases, and create custom storefronts without relying on ...

Unity dev group dissolves after 13 years over “completely eroded” company trust Meanwhile, major game devs say fee structure changes haven't won them back.

Unity's "PolySpatial" development platform for visionOS is available in beta as of today, providing a way for developers to create and port over 3D experiences like games to Apple's Vision Pro ...

Garry Newman, founded of Facepunch Studios, just revealed that Rust 2 is in the works and that it won't be made using the Unity engine.