Havok reduces licensing fee for studios with game budgets under $20M

VentureBeat
By Dean TakahashiMar 25, 2025, 5:00 am203 ptsTop
Havok announced that it will reduce its licensing fee for game studios who have game budgets under $20 million. The price cut reflects the tough times in the game industry. Now, Havok, which is owned by Microsoft, said that its licensing fees per game title will be $50,000, for the companies that are making a…

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