GDC: Reverb Publishing licenses Unreal 3 | Game Development

License covers all developers who sign with the digital publishing company

Reverb Publishing has entered into a site licensing agreement for use of Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3.

Reverb, a digital publishing company, can now offer developers use of the engine under their license.

UE3 was used by Trendy, which signed with Reverb, to develop Dungeon Defenders, which has now sold over one million paid downloads.

Claiming this is the first site licensing agreement for a digital publisher to use UE3, CEO Doug Kennedy said this move allows his company to add the "world's best engine" to the list of services his company can offer developers.

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Tags: digital distribution, doug kennedy, epic, gdc, gdc 2012, reverb publishing, unreal engine 3

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posted by ekdikeo Mar 05, 2012 at 6:11 pm

Why would you announce a major agreement for that with Unreal 3, when Unreal 4 is being revealed today?

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posted by Sawk Maddick Mar 05, 2012 at 6:22 pm

Because UDK works with UE3 yet. I guess it will stay like this for a while

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posted by FRAG Mar 05, 2012 at 6:31 pm

UE4 is behind closed doors, it's fair from being revealed to the public.

UE3 is still an industry standard, especially with its DX11 features being offered in the UDK toolset,

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