Game tool maker Unity announced Monday the abrupt retirement of its colorful CEO, weeks after the company announced a change to its license scheme that left developers fuming. John Riccitiello, Unity's now-former CEO. Image via Bloomberg Finance Unity, which got its start almost 20 years ago on the Mac, provides game developers with tools to help them create and monetize games, then deploy on a wide number of platforms including iOS and macOS. Unity maintains dominance in the mobile games space,...
Game tool maker Unity announced Monday the abrupt retirement of its colorful CEO, weeks after the company announced a change to its license scheme that left developers fuming. John Riccitiello, Unity's now-former CEO. Image via Bloomberg Finance Unity, which got its start almost 20 years ago on the Mac, provides game developers with tools to help them create and monetize games, then deploy on a wide number of platforms including iOS and macOS. Unity maintains dominance in the mobile games space,...
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