Unreal Engine 4, the latest version of the game engine developed by Epic Games, is now completely free for anyone to use, the company announced today. Epic originally launched Unreal Engine 4 in March ...

Epic Games has made Unreal Engine 4 available for anyone to download and use, for free. Unreal Engine 4 is now free. Anyone can download it and start using it, the developer announced today in a blog ...

Click here for all of GameBeat’s 2015 Game Developers Conference coverage. One of the most advanced game engines in the industry is now free, though you will still need to pay a royalty for its use ...

Game development is expensive. It's not a question of the tools costing too much; game engines like Unity and GameMaker Studio offer free versions, and paid versions aren't far out of reach. That's a ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Everyone else is using the Unreal Engine 3 for game development, so why shouldn't you? Epic Games has just released the Unreal Development Kit, a free ...

In 2014, Epic took an important step toward involving their community in Unreal Engine's success by putting all of their source code online for paying customers to tweak. Then they rolled the revenue ...

Epic Games has announced a new hub for developers learning to work in Unreal Engine. The Unreal Engine Online Learning hub will serve as a free platform for the engine's online training and video ...

Epic has taken another huge step in the evolution of its Unreal Engine business model and made the tool available to everybody for absolutely nothing. The $19 a month subscription fee has been ...

This week Unreal Engine 4 became free. Free up front, that is to say – Epic Games ask that you share some of your revenue once you've made over $3,000 on whatever you make with their engine. Once you ...

Effective immediately, Epic Games' Unreal Engine 4--one of the most widely-used development toolsets--is now available to developers everywhere for free. Epic Games founder Tim Sweeney announced the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. We're fast approaching a time when the weirdly shiny Unreal Engine 3 will no longer be used in ...