Hi all! My name is Ben Premack, and I’m a founding partner of Premack Rogers P.C. and a licensed attorney with 10 years of experience working on business and intellectual property issues in the videogame and tabletop industries.
There is a lot of confusion and concern in the video game developer space regarding Unity’s new Runtime Fee, which Unity plans to use to charge developers a fee based on game installs, and what it means for the future of game developers who rely on Unity. So, I wanted to take a few minutes to answer some of the common questions we see out there about this change to the Unity developer landscape.