Unity is allegedly introducing a new annual fee for its largest Enterprise users, requiring a "minimum commitment" of $250,000 to $2 million, depending on each game's revenue. It will reportedly be "applied towards your purchase of Unity subscription license and support products."
In 2015, a developer survey from the International Game Developers Association found that 22% of respondents identified as women. Almost a decade later, in a similar survey by GDC, the figure had increased only slightly to 25%.
Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke has clarified the developer's position on using AI in its creative process following backlash to a recent interview with Bloomberg.
The Outsiders co-founder, David Goldfarb, has confirmed that the team is "not dead," and he is "working on something" with the plan of "getting everything together" for the 2.0 version of the studio.
As part of GamesIndustry.biz's year-end, we're welcoming back Leon Y. Xiao of Beclaws to provide his annual look at the state of lootbox legislation worldwide.
Chinese tech and entertainment giant Tencent has purchased a minority stake in French developer Drama Studios.
Finnish mobile giant Supercell has promoted Sara Bach to the position of president as it makes some changes to how the company is structured.
The developer of Hades 2, Supergiant, has provided some advice on how studios should approach launching a game into Steam Early Access.
The nominees for the New York Game Awards 2026 have been revealed, with Ghost of Yōtei being recognised across four categories.
Hollow Knight: Silksong has sold over seven million copies in the three months since its release.
Former BioWare general manager, Casey Hudson, is leading a new Canadian game studio to develop Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic.
The CEO of Stellar Blade developer Shift Up has been recognized with a Presidential Commendation for his services to the Korean games industry.
Dino Patti made his name as co-founder of Playdead – the studio behind the indie classics Limbo and Inside – alongside Arnt Jensen back in 2006. But Patti left the company in 2016, shortly after the release of Inside, and since then has focused his efforts on Coherence, a tool that enables small developers to easily implement multiplayer and flexibly scale up (or scale down) the back-end server architecture.
Ubisoft has announced it has acquired the upcoming MOBA March of Giants, including a Montreal-based dev team headed by a number of veteran ex-Ubisoft developers, from previous owner Amazon Game Studios.
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