We still call Sears Homes, Sears Homes. I don't agree with their conclusion, but I don't think this is a good corollary either: Unity and co are providing an i

We still call Sears Homes, Sears Homes. I don't agree with their conclusion, but I don't think this is a good corollary either: Unity and co are providing an immense amount of value, a hell of a lot more than giving people a nail gun. At the end of the day what I don't get is all the hypotheticals based on if you release a paid game that does insanely well on the personal plan. If you have 2 million installs and make 2 million dollars, Unity is taking 50k + 185 and Unreal is taking 60k. Considering the mobile scene and what Unity offers for monetization realistically they're positioned to offer a lot more than 10k in value to you.