Developers to Ditch Unity

Developers to Ditch Unity

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19 September 2023 15:27

Azur Games released a joint letter representing a coalition of game developers and publishers who express their dissatisfaction with Unity's recent decision to introduce what is referred to as the "Runtime Fee." The companies endorsing this letter firmly contest Unity's assertion that the newly implemented fees will solely affect 10% of their customer base, labeling this statement as deceptive and blatantly inaccurate.

The companies that signed the letter Voodoo, Homa, Century Games, SayGames, CrazyLabs, Original Games, Ducky, Burny Games, Inspired Square, Geisha Tokyo, tatsumaki games, New Story, Playgendary, Supercent, and KAYAC.

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