Unity’s latest round of cuts has claimed one of gaming’s most recognisable faces, as Larry Hryb confirms his departure just 18 months into the role.

Nineteen months after joining Unity as its director of community and advocacy, Larry Hryb, who spent much of a 20 year career at Microsoft as Xbox hype man Major Nelson, has been laid off.

Wall Street loves a comeback story. Unity Software’s recent analyst upgrades tell one version: a company executing a ...

Unfortunately, Hryb has taken to social media today to announce that he's been laid off from Unity, highlighting that he's "proud of the goals my team and I accomplished in just 18 months", but that ...

If you’re a mobile platform with access to a vast amount of gaming data, well, then it’s pretty much a foregone conclusion that you’re gonna launch an AI-powered ad platform. AppLovin has Axon and now ...

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On October 3, Unity issued an email to alert developers who have released a game that utilized its engine since 2017 against a vulnerability discovered in the engine's code. Although the Unity engine ...

TL;DR: Unity has released a critical security patch addressing a high-level vulnerability in versions 2017.1 and earlier, affecting Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS games. Developers are urged to update ...

For those unfamiliar, Unity Software operates a game engine, also called Unity, and has done so for 20 years now. The Unity game engine serves as a sort of operating system for a video game. Unity's ...