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 ...

Unity revealed that the company has no plans to charge developers for using the Unity Personal plan and any games built on Unity Personal will not have a Runtime Fee. Games developed in Unity Personal ...

Last year, Unity announced a massive change to how users access and use its popular video game engine. The company introduced a Runtime Fee, which would apply to developers whose games crossed ...

Unity continues to suffer from its announcement of a new Runtime Fee policy, which would charge those distributing games made with Unity a fee for every game installed. This new fee infuriated ...

The provider of the game engine Unity is responding to the massive criticism and is withdrawing the runtime fee. Enterprise customers will have to pay more. The runtime fee for Unity announced a year ...

Their planned introduction of a new Unity Runtime Fee - effectively charging Unity users a new per-install $0.20 for each user - has taken it's tens of thousands of users by surprise and gone down ...

Game development platform Unity has reached out on X (formerly Twitter), attempting to clarify aspects of their new Unity Runtime Fees that have sparked massive backlash from developers. Now, in the ...

Unity has ditched a controversial fee it was charging game developers. The game engine maker says it’s focusing on its seat-based subscription fee (i.e. an annual payment for each person using the ...

Unity has finally backtracked some of the policies related it the Unity Runtime Fee announced last week following a wave of backlash from game developers. While the Runtime Fee isn’t completely going ...

Unity suggests that game distributors like Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo may have to pay its new runtime fees on behalf of developers. The Unity FAQ attempts to clarify various concerns about the ...