> the runtime fee policy has been almost completely reversed Oh, that sounds good! > Under the revised terms, there is no runtime fee whatever for any game de

> the runtime fee policy has been almost completely reversed Oh, that sounds good! > Under the revised terms, there is no runtime fee whatever for any game developed with a current version of Unity, only for those developers who adopt the latest version in 2024. So, not at all reversed, just pushed further into the future? > Overall the changes seem to address most of the issues people had with the new terms, and importantly it is more or less opt-in This makes it seem like this is a submarine post trying to help Unity to regain some sort of control, rather than a journalistic investigation into the event, where the journalist at least would try to be impartial.