Unity charging Sony Microsoft Apple and Netflix

Unity Will Charge Sony, Microsoft, Apple, and Netflix Runtime Fees

By Daniel DeAngleo

Unity Technologies announces it will charge companies the runtime fees for games included in subscription services. This includes Sony’s PlayStation Plus, Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass, Apple Arcade, and Netflix Games. While this addresses one concern of some Unity developers, it’s unclear how these major tech companies will react to Unity’s decision.

Daniel DeAngleo
Daniel DeAngleo

Daniel is a writer and game reviewer from central Florida. Gaming has been a long-time passion of his, with games like Age of Empires 2 and Fable being major parts of his childhood.

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