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They don't even need to do that. If they are large enough where it would become millions there is a different license for them that they can negotiate with Epic
by cdash 4y ago
They don't even need to do that. If they are large enough where it would become millions there is a different license for them that they can negotiate with Epic.
Note: it doesn't have a royalty
- User23 4y agoThis is what CD Projekt Red did?
- leodriesch 4y agoJust guesswork here, but I think they have an agreement that is cheaper and also includes CDPR engine developers contributing code back to UE that makes it better to use for open-world games. In the UE5 Keynote it seemed more like a technical partnership than just CDPR licensing UE5 for a price.