Reddit tried doing something extremely similar to this a few months ago. Everyone hated it. Hopefully Unity listens to their community instead of making the same mistake as Reddit.
1 year ago
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Reddit tried doing something extremely similar to this a few months ago. Everyone hated it. Hopefully Unity listens to their community instead of making the same mistake as Reddit.
1 year ago
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Genya Dev
New Unity pricing change will go into effect in January 2024, where devs will need to pay 0.20 dollars everytime their game is installed after they meet a certain threshold, which is 200k installs and $200k in total revenue. This not only applies to future unity games, but also games made/published before 2024, although it will only count installs/revenue made AFTER January 2024 (which still sucks btw)
I may not use Unity but this is a really stupid and predatory change, which is why I'm spreading awareness of it (even if only 7 people will see this). Plus its very exploitable, since it counts every single install, even multiple ones on a single device. This could bankrupt indie devs.
So yeah uhh.. better pray they go back and reverse the change !!!!
1 year ago | [YT] | 16