Must have for every project. I have been using it for more than 3 years and never had a problem

For this price and this core functionality which is so universally applicable, this is an abolute must-have.

Am using it with Unity 6.2, and have yet to encounter a Tweening scenario it couldn't attend to

There is a life before and after discovering DOTween. It's one of those tools you can't do without anymore.

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We use this asset extensivelly in our strategy game, in thousand of places. The good is, the code API is great with great performance. The Inspector component is quite simple, to the point its a con Now to the issues: - asset has not been updated for year+, issues are no longer fixed - the Tween Inspector is horrible, just a mess. You need other component to restart your tween once you re-enable the object, which does not work 100% times, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesnt, leaving you wondering for hours why? To the point you rather do it via code. The UX aspect if you have multiple such components it horrendous, if you wanna combine multiple tweens, you have no simple timeline or overview when one tween starts, what is delay, etc. all is cluttered in individual components each taking half of the screen - there is some hard to reproduce bug, where the tween started via code simple stops, which can break a production game, as in our case - there are many, many warnings spammed each time, even in almost empty project that some of tweens are missing or have errors, but there is no trace which tween or where they are We will not be using the tween in next project because honestly, its both dangerous and for UI tweening, I presume there are better options with some simple timelines.

one of the few plugins you have to have

Playmaker actions by Doozy appears to be depreciated, are there alternatives?

Saved so much time writing code and made it so easy do everything I wanted

It's REALLY useful: you can live with the free one but you are missing some stuff to speed up development: worth buying to support the dev and this business model. Thank you DG!