Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! CTOnews.com Sept. 16, according to foreign media mobilegamer.biz reported yesterday, a number of existing game studios jointly issued a joint letter to protest the game engine Unity recently charged game developers "installation fee" charging model.

According to reports, the joint open letter was originally joined by 16 game studios, which announced that they would shut down Unity Ads and IronSource SDK in their games, while saying that "unless new conditions arise, the decision will not be cancelled." According to the news of the follow-up update of this foreign media, there are 5 more game studios to join this action, coming to 21.

"this decision has put hundreds of studios in jeopardy without consultation and dialogue," the letter said. At the same time, take the car purchase scenario as an example: what if a car company suddenly decides to charge by mileage for the car you bought a year ago? In addition, the letter refuted Unity's claim that the move would only affect 10 per cent of studios, saying "this is misleading".

CTOnews.com previously reported that Mega Crit, the production team of the popular card game Kill Minaret, issued an official announcement on September 14, announcing that future new games will replace the production engine and no longer use the Unity engine.

Mega Crit official X account also @ Unity official account, and made a "wave" goodbye gesture.

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