Licensing
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Full Source Licenses
We license Unreal Engine 3 to experienced professional game developers. Licensees receive full source code for our engine, tools and most recent games, and developer support.
If you’re an experienced professional game developer and you’re interested in finding out more about licensing Unreal Engine 3, please fill out the form to the left.
For more information on licensing Unreal Engine 3, read our frequently asked questions and view our terms.
Licensing UDK
UDK is free for noncommercial and educational use. You may download a copy here. Licensing is required for commercial use, however.
Oculus Rift Information
Information on the Custom UDK shipping with Oculus Rift Developer Kits should be directed to the Oculus Developer Network at https://developer.oculusvr.com/.
General Inquiries
We welcome anyone who plays our games or uses our game technology to engage with us at the Epic Games Forums. Our publishers provide technical support for our games, although answers to many commonly asked questions can be found here as well.
Press
For press inquiries please contact pr@epicgames.com.
Gears of War 3
If you are looking for Gears of War 3 product support, please contact Microsoft Xbox Support at http://www.xbox.com/support or by phone at 1-800-4MYXBOX.
Licensing Flexible Enough for Every Type of Project
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Visualization & Training
Cowboys Stadium - See how Unreal Engine 3 helped the architects behind Cowboys Stadium envision their final product.
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Games
Bulletstorm - The raucous first person shooter from Epic Games and People Can Fly Studios.
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Games
Chadam - Using Unreal Engine 3 to craft a wonderfully weird web series.
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Games
Zero Hour - Through the power of Unreal Engine 3, teaching and training EMTs through gameplay.
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Games
DC Universe Online - Developers turn to Unreal Engine 3 to create the first comic book MMO.
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Games
Infinity Blade - Using Unreal Engine 3 for one of the most successful iOS games in history.