A change in Unity Technologies' terms of service has left Unity games created using Improbable's SpatialOS platform under threat. According to a statement released by ...

Buzzy British game tech startup Improbable says its cloud gaming platform has been blocked by Unity. Improbably says that Unity, which claims to be the most popular game engine, changed its terms of ...

Unity CTO Joachim Ante said Improbable's warning that SpatialOS could not longer be used with Unity was 'incorrect.' When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Unity Technologies has published a blog post addressing concerns and panic from developers after Improbable announced today that all games using its SpatialOS ...

Improbable, the team behind SpatialOS, announced today that all existing SpatialOS games, including games currently in development, are in breach of Unity’s new license terms. In a blog post, ...

January 11, 2019 Unity has responded to Improbable's claims about their relationship, and while SpatialOS has been cut off the engine maker says developers shouldn't be concerned. Today, SpatialOS ...

SpatialOS isn't officially supported, meaning Unity can't vouch for its quality or compatibility, but developers can continue to use the platform for live and still-in-development games.

What just happened? If you're a PC gamer, you've probably heard of Unity - it's one of the most popular game engines out there, right next to the likes of Unreal. Unfortunately for some Unity devs, a ...

Unity, Improbable and Epic Games have been wrapped up in a bizarre and unnecessarily public dispute about terms of service, and the future of games that run on a much ...