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Video-game software maker Unity on Friday (Sep 22) rolled back key parts of a new "runtime fee" pricing policy that sparked backlash from gaming developers and slammed its share price. The company behind the Unity Engine software that helps people make games had planned to charge developers each time their
Unity announces changes to its controversial Runtime Fee policy for creators using the Personal, Pro, and Enterprise editions of the engine.
Unity has backflipped on plans to introduce a controversial new pricing model onto developers that use its engine.
In response to backlash from the gaming development community, Unity, a video-game software maker, has retracted “runtime fee” pricing policy
Unity engine team lead Marc Whitten has apologised for the company's new Runtime Fee policy, announcing new policies in the process.