Unity Apologizes , For Controversial Install Fee Policy.br IGN reports that Unity has issued an apology br for the "confusion and angst the runtime br fee policy" it announced last week.br The statement on TwitterX br added that the company will be br "making changes" to the new policy.br According to Unity, the company is planning to br change course on the controversial policy.br While the company's post failed to detail what those br changes might be, it did say that another update br would be released in "a couple of days.".br We have heard you. br We apologize for the confusion br and angst the runtime fee policy br we announced on Tuesday caused. , Unity statement, via TwitterX.br We are listening, talking to our team br members, community, customers, and br partners, and will be making changes br to the policy. We will share an update br in a couple of days. Thank you for br your honest and critical feedback, Unity statement, via TwitterX.br As of January 1, 2024, Unity users would br be charged $0.20 for installing any br game with over 200,000 installs.br IGN reports that the term "install" has led to the br controversy surrounding the new policy, leaving users br wondering if devs will be charged for multiple installs.br IGN reports that the term "install" has led to the br controversy surrounding the new policy, leaving users br wondering if devs will be charged for multiple installs.br At the time, Unity said that br "90 of customers will not br be affected by this change.".