A death threat made against two of video game technology vendor Unity’s U.S.-based offices was deemed “credible,” prompting the company to take precautionary measures. As reported by Bloomberg’s Jason ...

It’s been a whirlwind of a week for Unity, as the company came under heavy fire from seemingly every corner of the games industry after announcing new fees for developers using its engine. It was ...

Unity Technologies Inc., the software company behind the Unity Engine used by game developers worldwide, has temporarily closed its San Francisco and Austin offices. Engadget reports that the decision ...

Unity has closed its San Francisco and Austin offices for today and tomorrow in response to what it called a credible death threat, according to Bloomberg. A spokesperson told the outlet the company ...

Unity announced today that it’s having its third round of layoffs, with this one affecting 600 staff members. It’s also reducing its number of offices from 58 to 30 or less within the next few years.

The announcement that Unity will begin charging developers a Unity Runtime Fee for each download of a Unity developed game continues to cause upset. Many game studios have written public statements ...

Software company Unity has closed two of its offices for the remainder of the week and cancelled a town hall meeting that was planned for today following what Bloomberg initially reported was a ...

In brief: Unity Software closed its Austin, Texas, and San Francisco offices on Thursday after receiving what it called a "credible death threat." The closure comes amid controversy surrounding its ...

Unity is cutting another 600 employees in its third round of layoffs in less than a year, The Wall Street Journal reported today. The cuts equal about 8% of the company's headcount, and will leave it ...

Videogame software provider Unity Software (NYSE:U) is cutting 3.8% of its workforce, or 265 positions, and closing offices in 14 locations, as well as terminating an agreement with Lord of the Rings ...