Game developers impacted by Unity’s revised pricing model are taking a stand. A coalition of developers spanning 19 companies, primarily based in Europe and predominantly focused on mobile gaming, has issued an open letter pressing Unity to reconsider its recent pricing alterations. This letter echoes sentiments expressed by other developers this week, but with a significant twist. "As an immediate course of action, our collective of game development companies is compelled to disable all IronSource and Unity Ads monetization across our projects until these changes are reevaluated," the letter states. Effectively, these companies, representing thousands of games with billions of downloads, have prevented Unity from generating further revenue in their games. Some notable companies in the letter include Voodoo.io, Azur Games, and SayGames, each boasting over 100 games. Developers have been sending numerous messages urging the company to reverse its decision. Some have even threa...