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c# - Why does Unity use .NET 2.0 when Mono supports .NET 3.5?

Unity uses Mono in order to achieve multi-platform compatibility. Because of that it wouldn't make sense to use .NET 4.0 or higher, since Mono does not support them either.

However Mono does support 3.5, in fact it supports most of its features , so I wonder, why does Unity still use version of .NET that is almost a decade old.

I understand that most if not all developers prefer stability and familiarity over cutting edge. I would just like to know what are possible reasons for this decision. Especially since later .NET versions introduced several very nice features. Compatibility reference for Unity.

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According to this site it has to do with the support of other computers. Most computers will be able to run .NET 2.0 but not 3.5. It also runs C# 4, I believe, 5, but definitely not C# 6. For some reason, they're kind of behind on things. I think its because there's little benefit of doing upgrading everything.


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