I've seen some confusion over the new Unity Runtime Fee pricing. The tiers that reduce the fee-per-install are calculated on a monthly basis, NOT lifetime. So unless you're getting over 100,000 installs *per month*, each one will be at the most expensive tier. It's bad.

It's hard to emphasize just how much this new pricing change will destroy whatever brand loyalty or goodwill Unity had left. How can you trust a company that is willing to completely change the revenue model for *existing* games that were built with prior versions of the engine?

Unity's new Runtime Fee is a complete joke. Even their example calculation shows a game with $2 million in revenue having to pay Unity $282k per year, or 14% of revenue. And that's on top of the $2000/seat/year Unity Pro license cost.

not sure how much I'm actually going to use it, but I'm rixmatt on threads

RIP Overwatch 1, it was a good six years! I’m looking forward to OW2, but I’ve gotta admit I’m pretty annoyed with the new SMS requirement. It means my kids won’t be able to play Overwatch at all despite them each buying it only a few months ago.

If anyone following me just happens to like train-based puzzle games, this one looks great!