[quote]Unreal Dev Grants will offer between $5,000 and $50,000 to projects utilising Unreal Engine 4, and the good news is that these grants are no-strings-attached. The recipient will keep all rights to their game, can spend the grant money however they wish, and publish it as they see fit. As long as there's a working prototype, anyone is eligible. "While development can be fueled by creativity and determination alone, finishing and releasing a commercial project often requires money," Tim Sweeney wrote on the Unreal Engine site. "We know this firsthand, as Epic’s early projects were built on shoestring budgets funded by such sources as Tim Sweeney’s lawn-mowing earnings, and Mark Rein’s credit card (before they took it away from him!). A small budget can make all the difference in shipping a project with the content, marketing materials, and promotional expenses necessary for it to gain traction."[/quote] Direct Link to the Unreal Dev Grants: [url]https://www.unrealengine.com/unrealdevgrants[/url] See what you think. But I think its good news for developers using UE4. That money could go into the project needs like, equipment, software, etc. To getting your game out there to the people, in the form of marketing. Just as long as you are spending the money on the project, you're good. Mean, you don't want to piss off your loyal supporters now, do you? Pretty sure you don't.