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Epic has announced that over 50,000 users worldwide have downloaded the Unreal Development Kit since its launch last week."We are very excited to see the uptake of UDK cross over the 50,000 mark in only one week, and we're looking forward to seeing amazing games and applications come out of it," said Epic VP Mark Rein."We're also thrilled to finally be able to offer UDK free for schools and students so they can work with the same awesome Unreal Engine 3 tools used by many of the top game developers and publishers around the world."More through the press release below.Epic Games’ Unreal Development KitEclipses 50,000 Users in One WeekUsers in over 100 Countries Embrace Free Unreal Engine 3 ToolsetCARY,NC (November 12, 2009) – Epic Games, Inc. announces the Unreal Development Kit (UDK), a free software release that provides uncompromised access to the award-winning Unreal Engine 3 toolset, has exceeded 50,000 users worldwide since its launch on Nov. 5. This rapid adoption of Unreal Engine 3 technology extends to approximately 130 countries and 4,500 cities across the globe.Epic plans the imminent release of updates for the UDK beta version. UDK is available for download at www.udk.com, where product features, licensing terms, frequently asked questions, support resources and more are also available.UDK is available to anyone interested in using 3D game engine technology, from game developers to students, hobbyists to researchers, and creators of architectural walkthroughs to digital filmmakers. Use of UDK is free for all schools and students, and anyone can release free UDK-powered games."We are very excited to see the uptake of UDK cross over the 50,000 mark in only one week, and we're looking forward to seeing amazing games and applications come out of it," said Mark Rein, vice president of Epic Games. "We're also thrilled to finally be able to offer UDK free for schools and students so they can work with the same awesome Unreal Engine 3 tools used by many of the top game developers and publishers around the world."Extensive UDK technical documentation is available at the Unreal Developer Network (udn.epicgames.com/Three/DevelopmentKitHome.html), and community members can share ideas, show off projects and learn from UDK developers like Psyonix and The Prometheus Team at www.udk.com/forums.3D Buzz (www.3dbuzz.com), the leading provider of Unreal Engine 3 training, will soon release dozens of free video tutorials specific to UDK to complement the company’s existing Unreal Engine 3 video training modules. Over 100 Unreal Technology videos are viewable at the 3D Buzz web site free of charge.“Mastering Unreal Technology, Volume I: Introduction to Level Design with Unreal Engine 3” and “Mastering Unreal Technology, Volume II: Advanced Level Design Concepts with Unreal Engine 3” are the recommended textbooks for learning Unreal Engine 3

Epic Games•Dec 10, 2021••PlayStation 5Xbox Series X|SNRIGN Rating7.246 RatingsOverviewPlaylistsReviewsHowLongToBeat1 hrMain Story1 hrStory + Sides2 hrsEverything1 hrAll StylesImages & ScreenshotsPlaySummaryThe Matrix Awakens is a wild ride into the reality-bending universe of 'The Matrix' that features performances by Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss. Step into the world of one of the most iconic action franchises ever made in a technical demo powered by Unreal Engine 5. Content RatingViolenceDevelopersEpic GamesPublishersEpic GamesFranchisesThe MatrixFeaturesUnreal Engine 5Initial ReleaseDec 10, 2021PlatformsPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|SGenresSamplerLatestVideosArticlesGameplayTrailers0:43Dec 10, 2021Dec 10, 2021 - Check out this short teaser of The Matrix Awakens, an Unreal Engine 5 experience available now on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.0:15Dec 6, 2021Dec 6, 2021 - Watch The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience teaser trailer featuring Keanu Reeves.Created by members of the original The Matrix movie team including Lana Wachowski along with Epic Games, The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience will take us on a wild ride into The Matrix's universe. It'll also include performances by Carrie-Anne Moss and Keanu Reeves.The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience can be pre-downloaded for free now on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. It will be revealed at The Game Awards on December 9, 2021.6

Since the rise of Fortnite as a popular game and Unreal Engine 4 as a popular game-making toolkit, Epic Games, the studio behind both, has been keen to capitalize on this momentum. That has included an aggressive push to lock down game makers in its ecosystem, and Tuesday saw Epic announce its most generous developer-specific offer yet: a massive increase to its "royalty-free" grace period.As of today, any game or software maker who uses Unreal Engine for commercial purposes doesn't owe Epic Games a penny until a single piece of software exceeds one meeeeeeellion dollars ($1,000,000) in gross revenue. This is on top of the company's existing policy to not charge Unreal Engine users a monthly fee, whether they're using the software suite for commercial or educational purposes.Previously, Epic offered a royalty-free grace period for a game or app's first $50,000 of revenue, then began requiring payment of 5 percent of the software's "worldwide gross revenue" from that point on, including DLC, crowd-sourced fundraising related to the software, and other related revenue streams. That 5-percent fee still applies, but it now leaves game makers unaffected until a $1 million threshold is hit.Today's news applies no matter where you launch an Unreal Engine-developed game—Steam, Epic Games Store, Humble, console storefronts, et al. And this doesn't change an existing perk for games published at EGS: that Unreal Engine's 5-percent fee is waived in that case. As Ars' Kyle Orland previously reported, thanks to combined, existing promotions, an Unreal Engine game's launch on EGS could garner a whopping 23 percent more revenue after fees than on Steam. Today's news means developers who sell games on Steam retain slightly more revenues up until the $1 million threshold.

Feature | 31st May. 202315 Jaw Dropping Unreal Engine 5 Demos Check out 15 most impressive tech demonstrations on Unreal Engine 5.Feature, Slider | 17th May. 202315 Unreal Engine 5 Soulslike Games That Look BreathtakingA new era of Soulslike games developed in Unreal Engine 5 is dawning. News | 04th Apr. 2023Perfect Dark Uses Unreal Engine 5’s MetaHuman, per Animator’s LinkedIn ProfileThe Initiative's Tyler Thornock also worked with Humain to develop a "streamlined and properly interpolating RBF for Unreal."News | 31st Mar. 2023CDPR Says Unreal Engine 5 Will Make Development More Efficient for Next Witcher TrilogyThe developer says the engine was "one of the reasons behind saying we want to release three big Witcher games within six years."News | 23rd Mar. 2023Unreal Engine 5 Update Shown off in New State of Unreal PresentationEpic Games has shown off a new tech demo that showcases new advanced features, like substrate materials and procedural elements.News | 23rd Mar. 2023NCSOFT’s Project M Receives Stunning New TrailerThe Unreal Engine 5 title uses "informational particles" for players to "simulate the momentarily provided time and space."News | 22nd Mar. 2023Lords of the Fallen Trailer Highlights Unreal Engine 5’s Physics, Lumen GI and MoreThe use of physics for objects like belts and chains and gorgeous real-time lighting is showcased, in addition to Skyrest Bridge.News | 16th Feb. 2023State of Unreal Presentation Announced for GDC 2023 on March 22Epic has announced that it will be attending GDC 2023, and will be holding a presentation titled State of Unreal.News | 01st Dec. 2022The Witcher Remake Will Release After the Next Witcher – CD Projekt REDCD Projekt president Adam Kiciński says the remake is "based in big part on technologies from Polaris" and will be developed "partially in parallel."News | 28th Nov. 2022The Witcher Remake Will be Open World, Unlike the OriginalCD Projekt RED confirms the upcoming remake will be a fully open world game. The developer describes it as "a modern reimagining."