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Spec Ops dev licenses Unreal Engine 4 for a next-gen game

March 14, 2013 | By Mike Rose

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Newsbrief: Spec Ops: The Line studio Yager Development is now the first independent studio in Europe to license Epic Games' Unreal Engine 4.

The Berlin-based company is currently utilizing the engine for an upcoming next-generation console game, which it says will be unveiled in the coming months.

The move isn't a huge surprise, given that Yager utilized the Unreal Engine 3 for Spec Ops.