GameMaker Reveals One-Time Fee

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22 November 2023 13:36

GameMaker announced changes to its pricing. The engine is available for non-commercial use at no cost on all platforms, excluding consoles. However, indie and hobbyist developers aiming to monetize their games will need to obtain a commercial license, which comes with a one-time fee of $99.99.

“The free version serves as an entry point for beginners, a one-time commercial fee is for the curious ones, while the subscription-based enterprise tier provides a scalable option for more experienced developers and professionals,” GameMaker head Russell Kay stated.

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GameMaker Reveals One-Time Fee

Business

22 November 2023 13:36

Tags: GameMaker

GameMaker announced changes to its pricing. The engine is available for non-commercial use at no cost on all platforms, excluding consoles. However, indie and hobbyist developers aiming to monetize their games will need to obtain a commercial license, which comes with a one-time fee of $99.99.

“The free version serves as an entry point for beginners, a one-time commercial fee is for the curious ones, while the subscription-based enterprise tier provides a scalable option for more experienced developers and professionals,” GameMaker head Russell Kay stated.

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