So, I was looking at the legal page of unity, and came across this section…
I have very little understanding of legal speak, but tried to read this over and over again. I think it says that we can not have more then 1.000 people play this… there is an “If” after that, but that is where it gets fuzzy. it dose not define “user interface,” or tells me where to get this “separate license from unity.”
however I DO see the part where it says “This restriction does not prevent you from distributing Licensee Content pre-installed on bla bla bla” but it still requires me to know there definitions of user interface, witch sounds like keyboard and mouse. This probably will not effect me soon, I will not get 1,000 people playing anything I make soon… but I would still like to know…
maybe I am just untaught in the field of law… and yes, I did Google it.
The above line is your saving grace. Basicly what this second of the document is covering, is devices that will boot directly into the Unity application and provide the entirety of the application from there, think Kiosk. So you are safe with distributing your game to the various marketplaces or through your own distribution channel, though if there is still question you may want to speak with a lawyer.