Unity has been doing much more than simply providing game-making tools. The engine's many tutorials and resources offer users a chance to learn through hands-on experience, without having to pay for it. Because of that, we might even go as far as claim Unity aligns itself with the spirit of hacktivism , promoting knowledge accessibility in massive-scale.
  The engine's software is also open-source, allowing people to fork (modify it to a certain degree) whenever their projects need it.

    For those interested in getting serious about games as a career, there are plenty of formal learning opportunities with Unity and even certification in order to increase the individual's professional value. Parallel to that, Unity offers a grant of USD 17,000 for graduate students with game-projects that will help them start a career in the video game industry.
If that wasn’t enough, Unity has also been engaged in social causes that push for a more connected, free and tolerant world. One example of this is Unity Without Borders, that helps developers from impacted nations attend the Unity Europe Conference. Among the benefits of the program are the sponsoring of visas, plane tickets, hotel stays, a daily allowance and tickets to the event itself.

  These facts, however, do not confer universal approval and Unity has faced a fair share of faultfinders. We will see next what are the arguments against Unity in the following segment: Critics