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It is bad phrasing, I think they meant each month you need to pay X for the installs of the month. You pay only once per install. Also what is an install? Why
by starburst 3y ago
It is bad phrasing, I think they meant each month you need to pay X for the installs of the month. You pay only once per install.
Also what is an install? Why not go with "user", someone installing the game 5 times is gonna cost 1$?
Terrible communication all around form Unity.
- gs17 3y agoNot just "what is an install?" but "how do they detect installs?" Does every Unity game have always-online DRM included now? Will pirates count, so Unity demands a share of money you didn't make? If you give out an open beta to the public, do those development versions count as installs? Unsurprisingly, the FAQ does not answer much.
- starburst 3y agoOr what about games made on previous version of the engine? They certainly didn't include a phone home to Unity but still according to the pricing on January 1st any new installs of old games is going to have a cost at that point... Web Games? So every single person that open the web page is going to cost me 0.20$?
- gs17 3y ago>So every single person that open the web page is going to cost me 0.20$? That's what they're saying, "each time a qualifying game or app is downloaded by an end user". And they have an incentive to count multiple downloads as multiple "installs".