Unity scrambles to appease developers after controversial per-install fee announcement
- Unity announced a new pricing model charging developers fees based on game installs, sparking backlash.
- Developers threatened to abandon Unity's engine over the new fees, seen as detrimental especially to small and mobile developers.
- In response to the fierce criticism, Unity apologized and vowed to modify the pricing policy, though details remain unclear.
- Some developers have permanently lost trust in Unity after the "confusion and angst" caused by the initial fee announcement.
- It remains to be seen whether Unity can win back developers with substantial changes to the pricing model.