Unity has apologised following the furore around its disastrous plans to charge developers when people download games m…
But despite days of confusion, Unity said it still needed more time to confirm what these changes might be - and the suggestion certainly seems to be that these changes will fall short of the full U-turn developers have called for.today on X, formerly Twitter."We apologise for the confusion and angst the runtime fee policy we announced on Tuesday caused.
The further delay to Unity making its plans clear has drawn yet more criticism of the company, lead by prominent indie developer Rami Ismail, who has responded at length. "The biggest irony is that in their hunt for big money, Unity had to destroy the one thing that could've helped regain some trust: a TOS [Terms of Service] clause that says they can't change the TOS retroactively. The very clause that existed but they revoked ahead of the runtime fee announcement."
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