Both Unity and Unreal Engine have spots in our roundup of the best game development software. Unity remains the most used ...

Unity announced a new fee structure today, and developers are none too happy. “We are introducing a Unity Runtime Fee that is based upon each time a qualifying game is downloaded by an end user ...

Namely, the fee will now only apply starting with the next LTS version of Unity that'll start shipping in 2024, so any games already shipped and projects currently in development won't be subject ...

The Unity Runtime Fee was going to start charging developers up to a $0.20 fee every time someone installed their game. This decision was met with ire by game developers, who hated the short ...

ORIGINAL STORY 6.45pm: Unity has announced dramatic changes to its Unity Engine business model which will see it introduce a monthly fee per new game install beginning on 1st January next year - a ...

Developers who use Unity's free services will be charged $0.20 (£0.16) every time their game is downloaded - but only if the game makes $200,000 in 12 months and is downloaded over 200,000 times ...

Unity is best known as an engine for making 2D and 3D video games, but the company offers a suite of tools that aim to make it a sort of one-stop shop for interactive content development—gaming ...

Referred to as a “Unity Runtime Fee,” the $0.20-per-install charge has some developers wondering whether they’d pay more to Unity than they’d earn from their games.

Hometopia, a co-op home renovation sim that takes the best part of The Sims 4 and turns it into its own game, will no longer be free-to-play when it releases at the end of this month.On September ...