In an interview with IGN, Matthew Bromberg, Unity's newly appointed CEO and former COO of Zynga, highlighted the company’s renewed focus on rebuilding relationships with developers and addressing industry concerns. New Leadership and Vision Bromberg, who took over as CEO in May 2024, quickly scrapped the unpopular Runtime Fee and set about restoring Unity's image. “We want to develop and deliver products in a fundamentally different way,” Bromberg said. Bromberg expressed optimism about the future of the company and the industry, saying, “As long as people are making games, we’re going to be here helping them.” He reassured developers that Unity is in a strong financial position and will remain a foundational part of the gaming ecosystem for years to come. Bromberg's leadership and the company’s commitment to its developer community could help restore the trust lost during the tumultuous past year. Read more in our articles including "Unity 6 Launch Marks New Era Under CEO Matthew Bromberg, Promises Stability and Long-Term Support" and "Gaming Handheld Price List in the Philippines (2026)".
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Oct 23, 2025In an interview with IGN, Matthew Bromberg, Unity's newly appointed CEO and former COO of Zynga, highlighted the company’s renewed focus on rebuilding relationships with developers and addressing industry concerns. New Leadership and Vision Bromberg, who took over as CEO in May 2024, quickly scrapped the unpopular Runtime Fee and set about restoring Unity's image.
“We want to develop and deliver products in a fundamentally different way,” Bromberg said. Bromberg expressed optimism about the future of the company and the industry, saying, “As long as people are making games, we’re going to be here helping them.” He reassured developers that Unity is in a strong financial position and will remain a foundational part of the gaming ecosystem for years to come. Bromberg's leadership and the company’s commitment to its developer community could help restore the trust lost during the tumultuous past year.
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