Unity continues to flirt with controversy amidst rising profits and layoffs
Unity has experienced a tumultuous year, with its once-solid reputation now teetering on the brink of irreparable damage.
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Terraria developer donates $200k to Godot and FNA open-source engines amid Unity controversy.
Terraria developer pledges ongoing support to open-source engines, Godot and FNA in response to Unity's runtime fee policy.
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Is Unity charging developers for installs of pirated copies?
Unity's new policy is facing backlash, highlighting potential issues related to piracy, install-bombing, and the lack of transparency.
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Cult of the Lamb developer has taken a bold stand against new Unity policy
Unity's CEO, John Riccitiello, previously linked with controversial microtransaction decisions during his tenure at EA, is facing criticism for this new policy.
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Unity executives, including the CEO, sold shares prior to the recent controversial announcement
Recent share sales suggest the company officials were prepared for the stock decline, alluding to insider trading.
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Developers are not happy with Unity’s new pricing model
Unity's facing backlash for its 'runtime fee' idea. Devs aren't happy, fearing business sustainability and that players might exploit it.
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Former EA CEO thinks Simlish could be replaced by AI in The Sims games
Unity CEO (and former EA chief) John Riccitiello thinks Simlish in The Sims games could be replaced by AI like ChatGPT.
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Unity A.I. platforms Unity Muse and Unity Sentis dataset source questioned
Unity launches AI-powered platforms Unity Muse and Unity Sentis, but fans and creators are questioning the source of the datasets.