> I've said this already in another recent thread but Mobile games and PC/Console games are two entirely separate markets, with different potential customer poo

> I've said this already in another recent thread but Mobile games and PC/Console games are two entirely separate markets, with different potential customer pools. Yes, agreed. But again, as I've already said, the reason to point out mobile games specifically is because that's where much of Unity's success has come from. There's really no point in discussing Unity's monetization efforts without also discussing the mobile games industry. PC and Console games just aren't written in Unity at the frequency or scale that it would matter. > Conflating them together makes about as much sense as conflating console/pc games with accounting software. Yes, which is why I pointed out the above post combining them when the ought not be.