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[Learn more](https://www.capterra.com/our-story/) * * * Last updated September 17th, 2026 # Reviews of Unity Ease of use 4.2 Customer Service 4.3 ## Pros and Cons in Reviews Henry Y Project ManagerDesign, 11 - 50 employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “Versatile and powerful game engine with broad platform support, accessible learning curve, strong community.“ January 16, 2026 Andrew M OwnerComputer Software, 2 - 10 employeesUsed the software for: 6-12 months. “It's very confusing about what is tracked in the visual editor versus what is stored in code and the link betweek the two.“ May 26, 2026 Parker W TeacherEducation Management, 201 - 500 employeesUsed the software for: Less than 6 months. “Unity makes you feel like a game developer wizard even when you barely know what you’re doing.“ April 27, 2026 EA Estrella A Software EngineerComputer Software, 51 - 200 employeesUsed the software for: 1-2 years. “Managing enterprise Security settings and native plugin permissions feels clunky.“ September 1, 2026 MG Michael G Game DeveloperComputer Games, Self-employedUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “One of my favorite code features is the concept of Coroutines -- Unity's way of writing asynchronous methods with a specified delay between one part of a method and another. “ November 8, 2023 Wes P Principal Software EngineerComputer Software, 1,001 - 5,000 employeesUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “For demanding games the optimization it's capable of, isn't as good as some of it's competitors.“ September 10, 2025 Abdennasser Z ArtistEntertainment, Self-employedUsed the software for: More than 2 years. “The availability of free learning resources and Unity documentation is what makes Unity stand out, also, Unity's community support is crucial for me, offering help whenever I hit a roadblock.“ November 13, 2023 OB Ozone B FullStack DeveloperE-Learning, 11 - 50 employeesUsed the software for: Less than 6 months. “The cost of Unity's licence might be a problem for a lot of professional developers, as the features provided by the free version might not be enough, and it comes with a monthly subscription fee. “ October 14, 2023 ## Showing most helpful reviews Showing 1-25 of 845 Reviews Sort by: Most Helpful Rating Company Size Reviewer's Role Length of Use Frequency of Use Furkan A. Founder Design Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Powerful and Flexible, With a Learning Curve" August 19, 2026 4.0 Unity has been positive. It took some time to become comfortable with the editor and understand how the different systems work together, but the tutorials and large community made that process much easier. Once I got past the initial learning curve, creating and iterating on 3D scenes became fairly efficient. It has a strong feature set and gives you a lot of control, although performance, package management, and some advanced workflows can occasionally make the experience more complicated than it needs to be. Pros Unity gives you a very complete set of tools for building and testing interactive 3D experiences without constantly moving between different applications. I especially like the flexibility of the editor, the animation workflow, and how quickly you can prototype scenes and interactions. The amount of tutorial-based training and community documentation also makes it much easier to learn unfamiliar features. For smaller projects, I think it offers good value considering how much functionality is included. Cons The editor can start to feel heavy as a project becomes more complex, and some settings are spread across different menus or packages. There is also a noticeable learning curve once you move beyond basic tutorials into lighting, optimization, animation systems, and more advanced 3D workflows. Documentation and community support are strong, but getting direct support for very specific technical issues can be less straightforward. Review Source FG Florian G. Student Computer Games Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Unity Review" January 20, 2026 5.0 My experience overall is really fine, its fairly easy to use, fast to implement stuff and logically structured in terms of UI and meta data or ways to implement stuf. Pros Its easy to use and getting into it is nearly self explanatory. There are alot of ressources avaiable to look into if u are stuck at some point. Cons The performance of Unity is sometimes hard to manage when it comes to high quality levels but that can vary. Alternatives considered [Unreal Engine](https://www.capterra.com/p/158599/Unreal-Engine/)[Godot Engine](https://www.capterra.com/p/234843/Godot-Engine/) Reason for choosing Unity Its ease of use is a pro for using unity over UE 4 or 5 and Godot wise i prefer Unity cause it was not well developed or in a good stage when i started getting into game design. Review Source MK MELISA K. STAFF Computer Games Used the software for: Less than 6 months ### "NOT THE BEST " June 29, 2026 2.0 NOT GREAT VERY FRUSTRATING WHEN NOTHING SEEMS TO GO THE WAY IT SHOULD . I THINK WITH SOME MORE WORK IT CAN BE SOMETHING GREAT Pros ITS NOT AS GOOD AS I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE. THERE IS ALOT OF BUGS AND IT SEEMS LIKE A SCAM. I THINK THERE IS ISSUES THAT STILL NEEDS TO BE WORKED OUT Cons THAT IT DOES NOT DELIVER WHAT IT SAYS IT DOES. I ALSO FIND IT HARD TO CANCEL. I DONT THINK THEY REALLY PUT ENOUGH EFFORT INTO THIS Review Source EA Estrella A. Software Engineer Computer Software Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "Unity provides a powerful environment for interactive software development" September 1, 2026 4.0 Overall, it delivers excellent Value for Money for B2B engineering. Their extensive Tutorial-Based Training helped our team optimize memory and cross-platform runtime speed. Pros The platform offers robust core Features for real-time 3D Modeling and Animation workflows. Integrating external 3D Modeling assets via C# REST APIs is smooth and reliable. Cons Managing enterprise Security settings and native plugin permissions feels clunky. Additionally, direct Customer Support can be slow to resolve deep engine build bugs. Review Source Fernando Manoel B. CEO E-Learning Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Best game creation engine I know" August 5, 2022 5.0 So far Unity is exceeding my expectations in every process. Pros Creating a game with Unity is quite easy and exciting because you don't need to be an expert in game development. The tutorials and walkthroughs show very clearly each step of the process. Creating integrations with other tools is also a task that doesn't take much of your time. Cons I didn't delve too deeply into the process of developing complex games, so I haven't felt any lack or difficulty in using the engine. So far the tool is great for me. Alternatives considered [Unreal Engine](https://www.capterra.com/p/158599/Unreal-Engine/) Reason for choosing Unity Easy to install. Many tutorials. The free version is excellent and provides all the tools you need to create amazing games. Review Source Wes P. Principal Software Engineer Computer Software Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Unity is best for Casual Game Development" September 10, 2025 4.0 I use Unity to make games on the side, i.e. it's not part of my regular job. Originally I was just curious, but eventually was making games and posting them in the store for download. Pros Unity is used broadly by game developers, because it does the job so well. Can create a game once and then print it to support all mobile and PC platforms, even VR headsets. Very intuitive UI and produces a game that'll run well even on low-end HW. Cons Can't handle well overly complex / elaborate game definitions. For demanding games the optimization it's capable of, isn't as good as some of it's competitors. Review Source Parker W. Teacher Education Management Used the software for: Less than 6 months ### "Good for Beginners!" April 27, 2026 4.0 Overall, Unity has been a chaotic but lovable companion on my game developer journey. It lets you build cool stuff, break things spectacularly, and learn way more than you expected, all while somehow keeping you convinced that your dream game is totally within reach. Pros Unity makes you feel like a game developer wizard even when you barely know what you’re doing. The interface is friendly, the asset store is basically a treasure chest of “please save my project,” and the community has a tutorial for literally everything, including mistakes you didn’t even know you were about to make. Cons Some tools and workflows can feel a bit clunky, especially when projects get large. Performance issues pop up if you’re not careful, and certain features or add‑ons can get pricey if you’re trying to keep things budget‑friendly. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Project Manager Design Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Unity review" January 16, 2026 5.0 Versatile and powerful game engine with broad platform support, accessible learning curve, strong community. Pros Flexible editor, wide asset ecosystem, cross-platform deployment, and great for prototyping to production. Cons Performance overhead in complex projects, frequent updates changing workflows, and licensing cost at scale. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Software Developer Hospital & Health Care Used the software for: Less than 6 months ### "Good game engine" March 7, 2026 4.0 As my first game engine platform, I can recommend Unity for first time learners as well as for creating full production games. Pros Unity is a great entry level game engine development platform that is easy to learn and offers a great variety of deployment capabilities from console to mobile games. Cons Takes quite some time to learn as the same for most game engines. Also it's quite performance heavy and its not easy to debug for most of the time. Review Source Andrew M. Owner Computer Software Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "The go-to for game development" May 26, 2026 5.0 Pros All in one engine and marketplace to produce top quality games, but easy enough to get started as a beginner. Cons It's very confusing about what is tracked in the visual editor versus what is stored in code and the link betweek the two. Review Source PK Panagiotis K. Founder & General Manager Media Production Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Not just a game engine" October 25, 2019 5.0 I started by making my own game engine and related tools back at 1993-95, in DOS, using Assembly and Pascal. I was successful and I created some small games that we used to play with my friends from the neighborhood. Later I embraced the 3D Construction Kit, an early attempt to a commercial 3rd party game engine and editor. That was awesome and the era of digital creativity was just starting. After many years, when I created my own company and team of creatives, I was searching for a game engine to adopt as a development platform for us. It was the time before Unity become successful and famous and I remember that I payed for the license through my own PayPal account to the previous Unity's CEO PayPal directly, and got an installer attached in an email the next day. For some reason I had faith on that team of developers and their product (Unity) seemed to be just right on my needs and philosophy. I was a Windows developer at the time, but Unity came only for OSX back then. So I also purchased an iMac to be able to test the development with the Unity editor. So many years passed from then and I saw Unity grow, from nothing to the behemoth of a company that it is now. And their technologies and tools grow with them. My overall experience with Unity is great. Unity is extremely steady for such a huge development environment, and the editor's interface is well organized and has enough abstraction to make learning the environment easy and intuitive. Pros I guess many things that I like from Unity, is that the creators of this software keep an open mind as to what game technologies are and how they can be used. I always felt that I think in parallel with them. What I mean is that, I always thought that technologies used in games can be used in many more aspects of the society and I don't mean only for the entertainment media industries. The Unity authoring environment keeps this philosophy even after many years of their initial offering to the public. Being a truly open ended authoring environment, that allows the its users to be free as creators. With Unity almost anyone can build video games, interactive experiences, research applications, powerful media presentations, interactive media that cross boundaries between the digital and the physical. The interface of the Unity editor makes is easy to import various media types and connect them in an intuitive way, and it is also extendable via scripting, to make your own tools and workflows, if you need that extra mile in your pipeline. Another thing worth mentioning, is that from early on, the developers of Unity, understood that community driven solutions are also a great way to extend a product. So they created the Unity Asset Store, in which they curate a vast collection of tools and content that is created daily from the creatives that support the Unity community. That adds a lot of value to the product both ways, user and supplier. Cons Unity in general is an excellent software and is offered in tiers that relate well to any level of user. From the free to the professional and beyond, the price is right and the features are awesome. In reality, I don't have a specific bad thing to mention about Unity, but from my experience I can guess what might count as a negative to some subset of its users. First of all, and topmost at the forums and discussions, is that Unity now is a huge company and not the kind of company that was when they started at the beginning. This brings positive value, as Unity now can offer much more platforms for the creators to bring their projects and to provide a vast amount of technologies and workflows for any creative person or team at any industry. But to have all that, a company has to be huge, and with that comes a little de-personalization in the company-to-customer affairs. That means that a user needs patience when it comes to receiving support from Unity, especially on technical issues. Personally I don't mind and I accept the trade of personalization in order to have a very powerful interactive media authoring environment, that can really make whatever I wanted it to make. After all, if you need urgent person-to-person support, there is a paid option for that too, so professionals who really need that service, can get that too. Alternatives considered [GameMaker: Studio](https://www.capterra.com/p/158594/GameMaker-Studio/)[Torque 3D](https://www.capterra.com/p/158593/Torque-3D/)[GameSalad Pro](https://www.capterra.com/p/158595/GameSalad/) Reason for choosing Unity Unity offered an open-minded philosophy on what interactive media is and they look beyond the horizon of making video games, linking technologies and industries to create an authoring environment like no other, where the only limit is your imagination. Switched from [Unreal Engine](https://www.capterra.com/p/158599/Unreal-Engine/) Unity offered a more open-minded solution that feel parallel with my philosophy on creativity and the digital media industries. Their business model and price tiers are accessible for my company. It allows me to experiment in various fields without prior knowledge and to create prototypes very fast together with a remote team. Review Source TJ Tavaris J. Software Developer Computer Games Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Important features you should know about game development software" November 25, 2022 5.0 Since I've use Unity when it first came out and now what it has become I am truly blown away with all the wonderful changes that they made. Pros I used this software when it first came out when I was in college. I like who easy the art pipeline integration is. I can make 2D sprites, 3D characters, weapons and environments in 3D Max, Maya, Blender or PhotoShop and bring them into to unity with ease. Cons There really one thing that I wish could be introduce to unity. I prefer all of the IDE be into one. What I mean by this you have to code in visual studios and then jump back into unity. If it was a all in one that would be great. Alternatives considered [Unreal Engine](https://www.capterra.com/p/158599/Unreal-Engine/)[Godot Engine](https://www.capterra.com/p/234843/Godot-Engine/) Reason for choosing Unity Testing all product to see what is good for development is good. You get to see what will be a good use. Review Source AkG Ajay kumar G. Mobile App developer Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Beginner friendly App development platform" December 15, 2023 5.0 I am android and iOS Application developer. My first android game developed in Unity. It is very comfortable to develop the small types of games and beginner friendly. But my opinion very hard to create objects from Unity. Pros I am using paid version of Application really it is very easy to use and more comfortable code editor. Actually my firs application in Unity from my college days. It is more comfortable for new android game developers. Cons I am facing more struggle creating Object but other wise overall platform is very nice to develop android application and games. Switched from [Unreal Engine](https://www.capterra.com/p/158599/Unreal-Engine/) Very critical option and very hard to understand Review Source JF Justin F. Web Developer Information Technology and Services Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Everything You Need to Get Started" August 28, 2023 4.0 I am still a huge fan of Unity and hope to see it continue to flourish. It has been rocky at times, but we have stuck with it and made several games in game jams and prototypes that we continue to refine and expand upon. Pros Unity is easy to use compared to other game engines, free for your first $100k, and has plenty of features and great documentation. It is a great place to start and has a vibrant community and asset store to add and integrate anything you might need for your next game project. Cons Lead times on bug fixes can be long (sometimes months to years) and some of the issues seem rather apparent to have been missed in testing or reviews. Alternatives considered [Unreal Engine](https://www.capterra.com/p/158599/Unreal-Engine/) Reason for choosing Unity Unity seemed easier to use and quicker to get started that Unreal, which felt overwhelming and complicated Review Source EC Eric C. Engineering Manager Education Management Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Well designer, easy to use game engine" March 20, 2025 5.0 Positive experience - one of the best game dev engines available. Pros Intuitive graphical interface with good integration with C# for actions/handlers/scripts. Complete asset store with a range of models with different licenses! Cons The switch to a runtime fee was very worrying! Thankfully we are back to per-seat subscription. Review Source LB Linda B. Mgr Computer Games Used the software for: 1-2 years ### "The Gaming Scam and THIS IS ONE" November 5, 2024 1.0 Nothing its all a scam. I did everything paid the fees, etc. Its been 4 weeks 20 business daysaand i have received nothing. Not as much as an explanation. Cons No way to contact or communicate, just fake promises. Review Source RC Rafael C. CSR Telecommunications Used the software for: 2+ years ### "After 4 Years of using Unity Engine" February 4, 2024 5.0 Overall, I like unity as an engine because of how easy it is to use and how the UI shows you how they work. Even when I'm using a free license, I can access most of its features which is great for people like me who can't afford subscription plans. Pros I like that it is very user friendly and has tons of guides and tutorials on youtube. It also has tons of free extensions from the unity store which vastly improves how you use unity. Also unity is low spec friendly meaning that it can run on low end systems. Cons I dont like that time when unity charge developers PER INSTALL and made the community and developers mad by doing so. Review Source EP Elijah P. CEO Computer Games Used the software for: Less than 6 months ### "Why I mainly love unity" October 2, 2023 5.0 I loved using it and I found it great. I personally recommend that others learn C# from other websites and maybe learn how to use the software from a YouTube video. I truly love the software with all of its possible customizations and all of its features. I hope that others find it as useful as I did. Pros I loved all of its unique little features. It is super fun to use and it is really cool to use. I did kind of find it a bit difficult at first but I got the hang of it soon enough. Cons I found their tutorials horrendously unuseful. It was a waste of my time. I think they shouldn't release a new update that completely changes the software and not update the tutorial. I disliked that I also had to download a completely unique version of Unity every month or so. I had the same feelings toward the Microsoft Visual Studio. Review Source MJS Maynard John S. Research Assistant Research Used the software for: 6-12 months ### "I can create games too! Game development made easy by Unity" June 19, 2019 4.0 Unity allowed me to enter and understand game development because it has lowered the barrier of entry for game development. It allowed my team and I to quickly iterate on our game ideas and play test it. Although there are hiccups, these may be addressed in the future and is not a deal breaker that would make me stop using Unity. Pros One of the reasons I admire Unity is that it has broken the barrier and the lessened learning curve needed to become a game developer. It is an approachable tool for anyone that is interested in becoming a game developer and want to learn how to use a game engine. Although I make it sound like something that new game developers use, the is so much more to Unity. Unity has been used to build multiple award winning games for the mobile and the PC platforms. Unity can be very beneficial for people in small teams or individuals working on 2D/3D/AR/VR games who don't have the resources to build their own game engine. It features multiple tools needed for you to create your game and get it out to the market, and it doesn't stop there as there are also tools for analytics on how your game is doing on the market. Examples of these tools are the All in one editor, AI, Animation, world builder, asset store, analytics, and monetization - basically there are too many to mention but I hope you get the idea. The feature I appreciate the most is its ability to allow for collaboration. Scenes, code, and other assets created by someone else collaborating in the project is conveniently reflected to yours and conflicts with these can easily be solved. And aside from that, I could easily create a rapid prototype of my idea and quickly iterate from it because of how easy it is to do on Unity. Lastly, Unity provides an extensive documentation of its functions and features video tutorials. Cons Unity has a weird way of upgrading. Whenever a new version of Unity is available, I am forced to download a different instance of unity, and this can take a lot of disk space and time. I also encountered instances where my project broke when upgrading unity and sometimes experience inconsistencies between versions. And something I've experienced on my low-end machine are crashes as the project became larger, which is understandable. Something that advanced game developers might have to consider though is that Unity uses their version of C# (and probably not a modern version of C#) which performs badly compared to C++ at multithreading. Review Source WI Wassim I. Associate Professor Computer & Network Security Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Unity: A game engine for beginner and intermediate developers" May 29, 2022 3.0 Very good experience in an academic setting. Pros Its ease of use and integration with Visual Studio. Having a good experience in C# makes the game scripting process really easy. Cons The IDE is a bit slow and buggy. It crashes from time to time on MAC OSes. Review Source TC Tavakus C. investor Marketing and Advertising Used the software for: 2+ years ### "unity has to be the best gamming software out" September 5, 2022 5.0 Pros is quite possibly of the most famous game motor, particularly for new autonomous engineers. A lot of enormous names have likewise been created on Unity like Pokémon Go, Assassins' Creed: Identity, and Angry Birds Epic. It's a notable stage in the gaming business and really a state of the art game motor, also free for more limited size projects. Solidarity offers both the instruments to foster your new game, in addition to the choice to test it too. The games are versatile for different stages, and it's not difficult to utilize, likely the fundamental purposes behind its prosperity. Contenders, for example, Unreal could have the edge in certain region, so it's critical to resolve which is the best game motor for you. Cons There should be a few disadvantages to picking Unity as a game motor, or there wouldn't be contenders. Certain elements have been portrayed as lacking by certain experts and it very well may be a stage behind several different stages. Here are a portion of the inconveniences of utilizing Unity. Not appropriate for difficult tasks Solidarity is great for fledglings and those at more significant levels of schooling, yet if you truly need to dive profound and work for a bigger scope, maybe another game motor could work for you. Stunning offers the choice to construct AAA games with a bigger scene of things on the screen immediately. Solidarity is most popular for versatile game turn of events. It relies upon the kind of undertaking you need to make. Begin without any preparation Solidarity doesn't offer the likelihood to construct your game from an establishment or layout. You need to begin without any preparation. While it gives a wide library of devices in the resources store, you'll have to make your game yourself. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Lead Backend Developer Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Unity is a great engine for new and experienced game developers." May 17, 2018 5.0 It made game development a lot easier. We actually created a virtual reality game and they even had full support for that out of the box when VR was in its early stages. I really enjoyed working in the engine compared to others I've used because of how much time it saved and how easy it was to work with. Pros Unity is very easy to pick up and play with right away. The tutorials on the website will allow you to create a fully working game within hours of first installing it. Unity also has a community store where you can buy art or programming assets to help you quickly prototype your game. It has a lot of built in features that are easy to work with as well. I've personally used the networking and it took something that was very intimidating at first and made it very easy to grasp and implement. You can build you game to a ton of different platforms including web, Xbox, Playstation, PC, and mobile just by clicking a button. Everything works out of the box. Unity also has a large community so finding answers to questions is pretty easy with a quick google search. The last pro I'll mention is the dev team seems to address issues with the engine quickly and they are constantly adding new features. Cons There isn't much I didn't like with unity. The only negative experience I had was when the engine started to crash after my project would be open for about an hour. It was an issue with my project specifically, because I had other projects that it didn't happen on. The customer support team didn't really do a great job getting back to me, I would wait weeks at a time for a response. That was a few years ago though, so things could have changed. The only other thing that was difficult in Unity was version control. This largely had to do with the binary files, and I don't know if other engines have a good solution for that. Unity does have a few packages in the store you can buy that are supposed to help but we had no luck with them. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Senior Producer Computer Games Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Unity is changing the games industry for the better" July 17, 2018 5.0 Unity has opened up games development and made it accessible to many more people than ever before, it offers industry leading tools and capabilities with a relatively low cost of entry. The community and support network around Unity is second to none and many great games have been made with the platform. Pros When we started out in the games industry, there was a time when 90% of your development effort went into the creation of a bespoke "game engine" for whatever game you were making. 10% of the effort went on the unique elements of the game that you were working on. Unity has been part of a middleware wave that started around 20 years ago (such as Renderware, and many other engines before it) which provide a platform for game creation without positioning itself to being the master of a specific type of genre or game type. This has opened up the world of game development to hundreds of thousands of people, because now you no longer need the low-level expertise of developing a rendering engine, it's already there, and although it's maybe not as cutting edge as a bespoke engine of the bigger AAA titles, it is more than adequate for 99% of the games development world. Particularly indie studios who need low costing solutions to games development. Unity is great, it offers cutting edge graphics, amazing physics, animation, scripting and platform compatibility for a very reasonable price (it's free for personal use up until a certain amount of revenue) - it's simply not cost efficient any more to consider developing your own bespoke engine. And what's more, there's a huge and very helpful community of people out there who have probably faced any problem you encounter during development, a quick google and you have your answer. Cons Unity doesn't have many drawbacks, if anything it's maybe \*too\* easy to use in some cases and causes asset rippers (or "flippers") to be able to make and publish very low effort titles onto platforms such as Steam for a small profit. Sadly there's no real way of preventing this (and it's certainly not Unity's issue) Unity doesn't have many flaws, it could perhaps offer some better landscaping and world creation tools (a minor point) and it's 2d game creation abilities are definitely improving but not as good as it's 3d development side. Beyond that, Unity is a wonderful tool for any game developer and is here to stay for a very very long time. It just keeps improving. Review Source Akumu E. Software Developer Computer Software Used the software for: 2+ years ### "Rendering High Quality Games using Unity IDE" September 15, 2022 5.0 Jumping right in to Unity, i was able to build my first game with minimum guidance because the software has an easy to learn interface and, rich communities willing to support new users. Pros I love this software because it doesn't require high computer specifications yet, it has the ability to render high quality graphics. Cons A little bit of faster internet during installation processes. Review Source VR Verified Reviewer Software QA Manager Oil & Energy Used the software for: 2+ years ### "With the new changes made to how Unity will charge you... Best to move to another product and save." September 27, 2023 4.0 Pros Unity used to be a great way for someone to get their foot in the door and start developing a title. For free you could learn to make a game with minimal to no coding experience and develop an idea for others to try while you learned their no-code portion. Cons The changes to the pay structure make Unity a no-go moving forward. The fact they are going back and charging people money is frankly disgusting. Learn something like Gamemaker and find a better way to enhance your skills into another platform afterwords. Review Source Similar Products Featured