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Yep, same here
The "HEUR" is an indicator of a "heuristic" detection, which searches for patterns which commonly show up in virus/malware code. It's a good system to increase detection rates, but also often causes this kind of issue with a non-infected file appearing to be malware.
The "Generic" is another clue - it isn't detecting a specific virus, but a possible generic section of code which looks a bit off.
The Lead Developer has stated that the Unreal Engine setup executable which sets off Kaspersky is something out of Gamecrafterteam's control; they don't make the engine which the game runs on.
The "threat" has only been detected on Kaspersky, no other ant-virus programs have flagged it.
It's fine.