Unity Technologies has bought the game server hosting Multiplay Digital division of United Kingdom retailer Game Digital for $25.2 million. The deal is part of the company’s ambition to be more ...

The clause in question (2.4) states that Unity cannot be run or simulated in the cloud, or over a remote server, "without a separate license or authorization from Unity." ...

Unity explains Improbable license revocation, says SpatialOS creator's claims "incorrect" Update: SpatialOS devs are safe, Improbable calls for "code of conduct" in development ecosystem ...

Unity announced a new fee structure today, and developers are none too happy. “We are introducing a Unity Runtime Fee that is based upon each time a qualifying game is downloaded by an end user ...

About Multiplay Multiplay, a Unity Technologies company, is a leading specialist in online game server hosting for popular online games such as Titanfall 2, Rocket League and Gang Beasts.

The new per-installation charge coming to the Unity game engine has been met with universal condemnation across the game industry.