top | item 37654323

Collective letter to unity from game development companies

28 points| thatcherthorn | 2 years ago |homagames.com

11 comments

order

brucethemoose2|2 years ago

These all seem to be mobile devs.

And I see a lot of Connect 4, Farmville Idle type games on their websites with lots of suspicious marketing and premium features. Homa Games even has a rather blatant Donut County clone.

...I get it, mobile devs gotta develop for the market, and maybe I'm missing some of their gems. But when they say things like:

> ...we’ve invested years in shaping an industry that touches the lives of millions worldwide...

> ...it has inspired us to create new immersive worlds...

It feels a bit disingenuous, like they are trying to come of as struggling indie masterpiece devs. I would feel much more sympathetic if I saw, say, Mobius Digital in there.

Unity does this too, and it bothers me even more.

magedqwani|2 years ago

the only solution that will really help is to open source the engine and be a support company like red hat . but i doubt it they should work on godot engine as its open source non reversible license

andsoitis|2 years ago

> We are the collective voice of the game development industry—developers, game designers, artists, and business minds.

What gives you the right to claim that you speak for me?

GaelFG|2 years ago

I laught when I read the names, Voodoo and Homa game are "movie bad guys level" souless hightly predatory game publishers (don't know the others). It's a PR stunt.

kyruzic|2 years ago

Read the whole article

>Sincerely,

>Homa, Azur Games, Voodoo, Century Games, SayGames, CrazyLabs, Original Games, Ducky, Burny Games, Inspired Square, Geisha Tokyo, tatsumaki games, New Story, Playgendary, Supercent, KAYAC,

>and all who sign this letter, engage in other forms of protest, or simply stand in solidarity with the gaming industry

gonzo41|2 years ago

You guys really need a union.

nitinreddy88|2 years ago

Please read the article. This is not a reddit community where you post based on assumptions of titles