Unity's website states that developers using Unity won't be charged an install fee until their game makes at least $200,000 in revenue and surpasses 200,000 installations.

Subscribers to the current Unity Personal platform will not be charged a new fee to develop games on the platform and it will change the revenue cap on games created using that plan.

Unity’s new “per-install” pricing enrages the game development community Fees of up to $0.20 per install threaten to upend large chunks of the industry.

Game developers are working shorter hours. Shifting economic headwinds haven't slowed development. Studios are starting more mobile-only games.

Consequently, the Unity Runtime Fee will be applicable to games created using both the Unity Personal and Unity Plus plans. It's worth noting that Unity Pro and Unity Enterprise plans have ...

Instead, the fee will only affect games created or upgraded with the Long Term Support version of Unity expected in 2024.

Unity 6, the latest version of the cross-platform game engine, allows developers to create games more quickly and efficiently.

Unity’s engine is one of a handful of software development tool sets in the video game industry. Developers can use the tools to create 3-D character models that can run, jump and shoot enemies ...

Now you can use Unity’s robust and familiar authoring tools to create new apps and games or reimagine your existing Unity-created projects for visionOS.

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.