Where's the UDK which I'm promised in the EULA?

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I'm just curious where is this UDK (Unreal Development Kit) that the EULA promises me. Every time the game updates I have to agree to the EULA. See the highlighted parts:

See this screenshot[i.imgur.com]

Epic grants You, for the entire duration of the legal protection of the intellectual property rights of the UDK pursuant to applicable law (subject to Section 7), a limited, personal, non-exclusive, worldwide, non-sublicensable, and non-transferable license to (a) install and use the UDK for the purpose of developing an unlimited number of applications; (b) develop derivative works of the UDK;  (c) use derivative works of the UDK developed by You for the purpose of developing an unlimited number of applications.

So, where is my copy of the UDK that I agreed to have? Should I be asking Epic for my copy??!

Also, why does it say that Epic Games, Inc.[i.imgur.com] hold the copyright to this game? I thought Wild Games Studios developed it? I'm soo confused.

[Dark Phoenix]

Heh...looks like they have used the incorrect EULA. That is most likely the EULA for the UDK.

[BrandeX]

In your Steam client click on "LIBRARY" at the top, and then on the "TOOLS" drop down.
It's alphabetical, scroll to the bottom, there is your UDK.

[Dark Phoenix]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από BrandeX Ultra:

In your Steam client click on "LIBRARY" at the top, and then on the "TOOLS" drop down.
It's alphabetical, scroll to the bottom, there is your UDK.

I believe that doesn't actually work, and you need to pull it off their website. However, both ways are something that is avaliable to users no matter what games you have.

[BrandeX]

Yea, What actually gets installed to Steam is a text file telling you to d/l it off their website.

[Dark Phoenix]

If it is true that they haven't written their own eula, then you are technically legally able to reverse engineer the game and do what you want with it.

[[= ClayMeow =]]

UDK is free to use. Developers are allowed to publish/sell UDK-created games for free until they meet a certain threshold in sales, but the caveat is the message you see beforehand. It has nothing to do with WGS not creating its own EULA.

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Incorrect, the UDK commercial license costs 100$ and after you get 50 000$ in sales, Epic gets 25% of the profits.

[Dark Phoenix]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Arvuti:

Incorrect, the UDK commercial license costs 100$ and after you get 50 000$ in sales, Epic gets 25% of the profits.

There are two possible prerequisites. Its been a while, but i think there is a second option where you get the first 5000 dollars from your game, and then epic will take a cut.

[BrandeX]

Correct. There are 2 licensing choices, one being the "Free" option until you hit a certain income level upon which they take a cut as you mentioned.

[Dark Phoenix]

So all they need to do is sell 250 copies, then epic start taking their cut...