Unity Software adds more to Big Tech's recent layoffs, with 265 employees to be affected. Popular game software Unity confirms it will be joining big tech companies' recent layoffs, with 265 jobs to be terminated by the Pokemon Go software provider or roughly 3.
Unity Technologies, the company behind the popular video game development platform Unity Engine, announced yesterday that their CEO, John Riccitiello, will be retiring effective immediately. This decision comes about a month after Unity's controversial decision to charge developers based on the number of games they have running on the Unity engine.
In the wake of the announcement that video game engine creator Unity and IronSource are set to merge, the company’s CEO sat down for an interview, where they claimed that those who do not embed monetisation into their games early on in the process are “ ing idiots.” John Riccitiello, the CEO of Unity Technologies, took …