European game developers cry foul over Unity's new fees, call for regulation
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European game developers ask regulators to investigate Unity's "anti-competitive" bundling of services with its game engine.
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Unity's new per-install fee structure will make business planning harder and more costly for small/midsize developers.
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Unity's bundling creates "vendor lock-in" and makes it hard for competing middleware tools.
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Unity may have used artificially low prices to gain dominance before introducing new fees.
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Developers ask for regulations like notice periods before ToS changes, labeling Unity a "gatekeeper," and support for open source alternatives.