Unity 2023 Gaming report

[Mighty Professional]

Contains lots of interesting and useful information.  Not just for Unity users but game dev as a whole. 

 

https://www.ascensiongamedev.com/resources/filehost/3f75520f7762ed9362ee0fdb0854f4ff.pdf

 

Basically, a Unity ad, but still interesting. 

[Artheios]

Great stuff, will read it in details when i will have more time. Thanks for sharing it with us pal 

[panda]

I said this privately but I'll say this again publicly:

They really needed to list titles, where they were "released", and in what state, e.g. Steam Early Access. A lot of what I read in there reads as a puff piece or salesperson talk, and it seems highly plausible that there are low quality games included in their statistics to make the engine look better than it really is.

I have a hard time believing that a lot of those 6-12mo games weren't shovel ware or "released" in early access/alpha/beta/equivalent.

Perfect example is 7 Days to Die. It's been released for 10 years and is still in Alpha, and the quality of the game is horrible (78h recorded half or more of that time was in 2023 -- bought in 2019).

[Artheios]

I totally aggree with you on that, it seems that with time passing, we see more and more games released without being finished at a decent state.