Meanwhile, developers on Unity Pro and Enterprise plans won’t have to worry about the Unity Runtime Fee until they upgrade to the next LTS (long-term support) version of the engine shipping in 2024.

These folks will be able to continue using the free version of the engine until they make $200,000, doubling the previous cutoff. They won't have to include the Unity splash screen on startup, either.

The April update is bad news for developers who unknowingly used the latest version of the Unity Editor since then, seemingly subjecting themselves to the new rules in the process.

Unity 6 is getting its first update in 2025 with higher frame rates, improved performance, support for foldable Android screens, and more promises in Unity 6.1.. The update marks the first of three ...

Unity has introduced a revamped version of its new pricing model. The updated pricing scheme arrives a little more than a week after the disastrous original announcement that infuriated developers.

Unity 5 has been billed as a "massive update" to the multiplatform game engine and toolkit with enhancements made to audio systems and upgraded lighting and shader features.

And since the fee will now only apply to games made on the next version of Unity that arrives in 2024, it’ll be curious to see if any developers stick with Unity for any future projects. Source ...