Maybe they can force you to have an account linked to unity and start a pop-up for every launch of a unity-marked game.

I don’t think it’s just questionable, but an attack on human art based on an out-of-control capitalism. And I hope this is just a bad-tasting joke from Unity. In Godot I don’t see a solution, it’s a program still with so many problems in physics, collisions and 3D dynamics that is supported by the community that changes the source code while the official developers are obsessed with releasing new versions on new versions. And I’m afraid that soon or later they’ll give in to the desire to make millions upon millions on the shoulders of creators.

But are the existing games safe? Or will these diabolical taxes will shut down several Indie studios?

You can open a project in C++ to create the structure of a custom game. You put one child to work on blender or pixelart software, and another child to compile variables and functions. If you have more than two children, you can also consider assigning a third to animation and a fourth to creating music and sounds.

Godot I have a bad feeling about you. Please do not fall in to the greed.

This is the most crazy shit news. I was unsure to try Unity but now I’m totally sure. Glad to have dodge a bullet of this evil company. I will not login in any hub and I will not to be forced online to use your stupid software.

Whatever alternative you’re offered, I don’t think it’s worth spending more than $50 on an emulator console. (This is the maximum make sense price for any hardware that can emulate old consoles up to PS3).