Unity Backtracks on Controversial Fee Changes After Backlash From Developers

Unity announced a new "runtime fee" pricing model that sparked outrage and boycotts from developers.
Unity is rolling back the fee for current projects and raising the revenue cap for its free tier from $100K to $200K.
The new fees will only apply to projects using a future version of Unity launching in 2024.
Developers can choose between a 2.5% revenue share or a fee based on new user engagement for applicable projects.
Unity admitted mistakes in its initial rollout and communication and is trying to rebuild trust.