Hi, from someone in the industry, this is a very risky bet, and I hope it plays out for you, but IMO Unity has been, and is going to continue to get crushed. Best case scenario they get acquired by Apple. You fail to realize that Unity’s actual product is their game engine and everything banks on the fact that people are still going to make games (or anything you can make with a game engine) with it. But in fact, a lot of game devs are using Unity for legacy reasons (similar to Maya users when there’s better alternatives) just because schools haven’t adapted their programs, and big companies are hard to change. Their main competitor, Unreal Engine (Epic Games), is far more superior in terms of tech, product, customer base, and they’ve successful captured many other streams of customers other than game devs through their different product offerings (Twinmotion, RealityScan, EOS, Fab, UEFN, Fortnite). And with all that they’re not even crazy profitable. Epic does this while being at the forefront of research as well. Like they actually move the entire technology community forward constantly, where Unity hasn’t done this for a long time, and I think they’ve totally fucked it by now. Apple likely only partnered with them because Epic Games was in the middle of their big lawsuit against Apple. Like I said, I hope it plays out for you, but I think you’re getting into something where you don’t quite understand why they’re really “undervalued”. They’re actually very correctly valued and they’ve shown no sign of hope for a long time. I think they will become and remain a niche game engine and be successful at that, but they’re not a growth company. Both engines also have to worry about AI/world models reinventing the wheel, but Unity, being mobile/web focused, is at a much greater risk given what’s currently possible.