Unity Personal, the version of the game engine generally used by smaller indie devs, will remain free of this fee, and developers will no longer have to add a Unity splash screen.

They'll also have the option to remove the Made with Unity splash screen from their games starting with Unity 6, which will arrive later this year.

This means more of you can use Unity at no cost. The Made with Unity splash screen will become optional for Unity Personal games made with Unity 6 when it launches later this year.

Moreover, Unity is also raising the revenue cap from $100,000 to $200,000 and removing the requirement to include a ‘Made with Unity’ splash screen. Will this save Unity?

Unity makes major changes to controversial install-fee program No fees for Personal tier or old/current projects, new 2.5% revenue cap, and more.

The Made with Unity splash screen will be optional for games developed with Unity 6, set to launch later this year. Starting January 1, 2025, Unity Pro will see an 8% price increase, raising the ...

The old limit was $100,000 and the new limit is now $200,000. Whitten also said Unity is removing the requirement to have a “Made With Unity” splash screen appear when players boot up the game.

They will also be increasing financial theshold of Unity Personal from $100,000 to $200,000 and will remove the requirement to use the Made with Unity splash screen.

Unity posted updated terms to its new developer fees as the company walks back the most panned elements of the policy.

The cap will be increased from $100,000 to $200,000, and developers won't be required to include the "Made with Unity" splash screen. If you're porting to console, you need Pro, and you have to ...

The cap for using Unity Personal will be increased from $100,000 to $200,000 and the Made with Unity splash screen requirement will be removed, Unity Create leader Marc Whitten said in a press ...

They'll also have the option to remove the Made with Unity splash screen from their games starting with Unity 6, which will arrive later this year.