you make a really good point. UDK and Cryengine's low monthly pricing makes it an innovative disruptor because for indie folks it's a blessing to have such a po

you make a really good point. UDK and Cryengine's low monthly pricing makes it an innovative disruptor because for indie folks it's a blessing to have such a powerful engine at the fraction of what it costs with something less powerful like Unity. I'd imagine, if you were a studio, you'd opt for UDK because you'd be able to do more. UDK also includes Android and iOS compilation. I have used Unity free version, it was great but always felt nervous about dropping $4500. UDK addresses my pain point and likewise for other indie developers by giving access to a triple A framework without having to worry about return on investment. I definitely don't mind sharing the risk with UDK for a meager 5%.