ALT We’ll be honest with you... You might have heard that Unity has abruptly changed its Terms of Services, including a “per install fee” for every copy sold above a certain threshold. Sharing our future revenue is part of the game. Steam will take his cut, our publisher too, so it would be reasonable to think that Unity deserves a share since we rely on its powerful technology. But being noticed 4 months before that our financial compensation to Unity has to change in a very shady way, is hard for us. But to be honest, this is just another one-two punch like we get every couple of weeks. Game development is hard. Beside developing a game (which is insanely hard) we need to constantly look for financial partners for the next years to come, share our advancement with you (and we’re terrible at this ... sorry) and handle uncertainty on a daily basis. We feel betrayed and disregarded but Unity is what we’re good at. It is the result of years of practice and painstaking learning.

ALT Image shows They're Not Monster's main character shrouded in darkness laying a mask on a table. Shadows on the table indicate the character is sitting opposite a large crowd.

ALT Screenshot of the battle screen. On the left you strategically position your troops and on the right is the enemy team.

ALT Screenshot of the region mission map. It shows the Lab headquarters and various missions with a description of each mission down the right side.

ALT Screenshot of the mutation room screen. On the left a select minion panel. The middle shows the selected minion, and the right shows the mutations available.

ALT Screenshot of the Black Market store. A hooded red bunny surrounded by small baby bunnies sits at a storefront.