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Unity's new CEO pitches 'fundamentally different company' after rough year
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Unity 6's launch and commitment to stability may improve customer relations, boosting interest.
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Unity Software launched Unity 6, focusing on stability and large-scale multiplayer support. New CEO Matt Bromberg aims to reconnect with customers post-controversial pricing changes. Unity's stock has fallen 23% over the past year, losing 90% since 2021 peak. Unity 6 is priced at $2,200 per user, with future predictable pricing plans. Morgan Stanley reports Unity retains 70% of the mobile game engine market share.
- Unity Software launched Unity 6, focusing on stability and large-scale multiplayer support.
- New CEO Matt Bromberg aims to reconnect with customers post-controversial pricing changes.
- Unity's stock has fallen 23% over the past year, losing 90% since 2021 peak.
- Unity 6 is priced at $2,200 per user, with future predictable pricing plans.
- Morgan Stanley reports Unity retains 70% of the mobile game engine market share.
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