Critadel instal the new version for ipod

'Dungeon Defenders' was one of our original showcase games used to demonstrate how to use the Unreal Development Kit. Just search for Apple Special Event Project Sword on YouTube. 1, you can see Mike Capps and Donald Mustard demoing 'Project Sword,' our first game for iOS, being created at Epic's Chair Entertainment. If you check out the Apple Special Event from Sept. What this means is that UDK developers will soon be able to use the power of Unreal Engine 3 to create apps for iOS devices. We've demoed Unreal Engine 3 on Android w/ Tegra 2, and at KGC today we showed it on a Samsung Galaxy S device. We announced UDK will be able to generate iOS applications! And soon we will be able to count mobile applications. There are countless UDK applications from games to driving simulators to animated films. The Unreal Development Kit (UDK) now has more than 350,000 installations, which is pretty amazing for a game engine. Over 1,000,000 people have downloaded and installed 'Epic Citadel' from the iTunes App Store.

We're pretty excited to see the strength of Unreal Engine married to the diversity and quantity of the new breed of mobile gaming marketplaces, iOS and Android included.įrom Mark Rein, on Twitter: We announced a few things at the Korea Games Conference earlier today.

You can see a video of the game running on both the iPhone and Android platforms after the break, but it's also in development for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network. With over one million downloads (another figure shared today!), we wouldn't be surprised if you already have.īut you probably haven't seen Dungeon Defenders, a title whose developer has taken the jump from UDK novice to Unreal Engine 3 licensee, and all the commercial benefits that entails. If you're looking for an example of that graphical potential, check out the Epic Citadel tech demo, first revealed at this month's Apple press conference. To translate for you quickly: Independent iPhone developers will soon be able to use the freely available Unreal Development Kit – which Epic also announced has 350,000 installations to its name – to create graphically lush mobile apps. Less than a week after Apple announced that it would 'relax' some of its iOS restrictions, allowing the use of third-party app creation tools, among other things, comes the following announcement from Epic Games, straight out of the Korea Games Conference: 'We announced UDK will be able to generate iOS applications!'

Critadel instal the new version for ipod