[Jannik]

Originally Posted by Monolith

First announced as the next generation technology for the Unreal Engine 3, is now a full length game project developed by Epic Games.

It's still just a demo, according to Mark Rein of Epic Games

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...o-spawn-a-game

[Monolith]

Originally Posted by Jannik

It's still just a demo, according to Mark Rein of Epic Games

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...o-spawn-a-game

Well i'm hoping for a full length game then. lol

[Monolith]

Originally Posted by mrLOL

yeah I kinda figured you knew that so Monomyths "wow you don't know much do you?" sounds a bit insulting

I guess the question you raises depends what's more costly: developing your own engine vs "that 25%".

I guess there's no definite answer but IMO I wouldn't be suprised if Amnesia doesn't curse at God for not inventing UDK when they got started as it would have made their life's so much easier and buy now they could have gotten a large number of titles out when removing the time it took to make their engine.

Also another question is, do you want a great engine without spending a butt load on it. Not to mention, you can make whatever game you want and not sell it, while still legally able to distribute it in its own contained form, without it being a mod.

[Jannik]

Originally Posted by Monolith

Well i'm hoping for a full length game then. lol

Just to clarify - it's an game engine demo, not a game demo. But who knows, Mark Rein says, they're open to developing it into a game some day...

[Monolith]

Originally Posted by Jannik

Just to clarify - it's an game engine demo, not a game demo. But who knows, Mark Rein says, they're open to developing it into a game some day...

Obviously. Would you be happier if I said "Well I'm hoping for a demo length game?"

[Jannik]

To me it sounded like you thought that the demonstration might be from a game in development. There's no need to be snarky - I was only trying to be helpful/clarify things