Unity is now warning of potential layoffs and o🅰ffice closures.

As first reported by , in a published earlier this week, Unity warned of potential layoff🐠s to improve "profitability metrics." The company writes that it will likely be "reducing our workforce" in the next fiscal quarter.

Unity also write꧂s that it will be "reducing our office footprint," which translates to shuttering its various offices around the globe. The company is expecting to complete all these layoffs and changes b💝y the end of the first fiscal quarter of the next financial year, in 2024.

This is following the company𝓰 labelling its third quarter financial results "mixed," despite hitting revenue targets. Unity ultimately believes that it can do "🌳better," though, and is going to be making the aforementioned changes in an effort to improve its revenue further.

If Unity does lay off staff, it'll be joining the likes of Telltale Games, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Naughty Dog, Bungie, and many other studios in laying off developers over the past year, all of which has culminated in over 6,000 people being made redundant in 2023 in the games industry. GTA 6 publisher 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Take-ꦅTwo recently spoke on the mass layoffs, assigning the bꦕlame t💛o "the enthusiasm of the pandemic." 

Unity, for its part, has taken serious criticism over the last few months for its planned 'runtime fee,' which look to charge developers for every time their game is installed by a customer. Developers widely revol෴ted over t🌠he planned changes, with some pledging to never use Unity's game engine again, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:leading Unity to apologize 🍌for the planned fee, although 🎉it still hasn't scrapped the plan co🅘mpletely.

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Unity's CEO even stepped down last month in the wake of the criticism, although developers like Slay the Spire's team said it was too little, too late.