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Any restrictions on makeing educational games?

by Steve Haigh · in Torque Game Engine · 08/23/2008 (2:23 am) · 2 replies

Hi, i read on a review that the EULA on TGE prohibits use for educational games (or requires extra fees) but i didn't see anything in the ELUA when i read it, but i'm not a lawyer. can anyone confirm or deny that since i want to develop and educational game for kids.

thanks, steve
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Torque 3D Owner Tony Richards
#1
08/23/2008 (7:12 am)
Educational licenses are for purchasing multiple licenses for a school to allow the students to use Torque to build games as part of a course.

I'm not a lawyer but as long as you are making a game targeting PC's then you're probably within the bounds of the licensing agreement.

Torque 3D Owner Ronny Bangsund
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08/23/2008 (12:48 pm)
I know of at least one educational game already out, although made with TGB. Kanji Kansen is the name. I don't think the TGE/TGEA licences differ in what sort of games are allowed. Employee input is appreciated on this :)