Ziva's Playtest Agent now covers Unity and Unreal through Enterprise
Ziva's Playtest Agent page now says Unity and Unreal projects get the agent through Ziva Enterprise. It previously called Unity an enterprise beta.
Detected · Source: Ziva Playtest Agent (ziva.sh/full-game-tester) · Type: plan
Before
“Unity is an enterprise beta, and Unreal or custom-engine projects require an Enterprise inquiry to confirm available tooling and scope.”
After
“Unity and Unreal projects get it through Ziva Enterprise, and custom-engine projects start with an Enterprise inquiry.”
What changed for game devs
Ziva's automated playtesting agent is no longer described as a Unity beta. The page now says both Unity and Unreal projects get the Playtest Agent through Ziva Enterprise. In the Oct 14 archive copy, Unity was an enterprise beta and Unreal needed an Enterprise inquiry to confirm tooling and scope.
What didn't change: custom-engine projects still start with an Enterprise inquiry. If you're on Ziva's free Hobby plan, that plan changed separately this month (see the related entry below).
For context from our Ziva page: Ziva's own editor assistant runs inside Godot 4.2+, and the individual plans (Hobby, Basic, Pro and Ultra) are for non-enterprise use, so studios that count as enterprises need a custom Enterprise agreement anyway. Ziva's terms say you keep all rights to the code and content you create with it.
Change log entry
Ziva's Playtest Agent page now says Unity and Unreal projects get the agent through Ziva Enterprise. It previously called Unity an enterprise beta.
Timeline
- Internet Archive capture: Unity listed as an enterprise beta
- RespawnStack checker detects the new Unity and Unreal wording