Unity Faces Backlash Over Plans to Charge Per-Install Fee, Developers Threaten Exodus to Unreal and Godot
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Unity announced plans to charge up to $0.20 per game install, sparking backlash from developers.
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Many developers are threatening to abandon Unity for other game engines like Unreal and Godot.
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Some developers are calling for boycotts of Unity's ad services over the fee changes.
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Unity is facing internal pressures - low employee morale and office shutdowns over the policy.
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Unity says it will announce changes after "listening" to feedback, but it's unclear if fees will actually be rolled back.
