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I worked on an early, very different iteration of the @unity pricing changes ~1 yr ago My thoughts: 1. Unity strategically had no choice but to make changes 2. Devs are upset, but it isn't quite as bad as it seems 3. Unity's comms & implementation wasn't great More below 👇

If you look a bit closer, a "Per Install" license is actually more developer friendly than a "Royalty" model Below I show that across a number of game biz models, categories and lifecycles, "Per Install" pricing at Unity's terms generally equates to <1% of revenue