zarx on 03 October 2012
| kitler53 said: seems like a lot of work for 1 commercial license. |
usually there is a cash prize and a publishing deal as well as a high end Nvidia GPU involved. Being one of the first devs to get a UE4 licence is also nothing to sneeze at IMO, and it also shows that Epic are commited to bringing the power and tools of UE4 to indie devs which is a good sign.
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