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Can I include VERGE-created games in my professional portfolio?

No. And Grenideer, you can expect to hear from our lawyers.


...yes, of course you can include a VERGE game in your portfolio... assuming you have the permission from the game's owners.

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Legal
What kind of licensing is involved with the engine?
Can I use other people's content?
Can I use the engine as part of another product that I sell?
Can I use the engine world-wide with no restrictions?
Are there any changes to the license for international use?
Can I distribute the engine as a whole or in part?
Can I modify the engine and then distribute it?
What limitations exist on using the "VERGE" name?
What about "VC"?
Does the dev team ever plan to profit from VERGE?
How does the dev team feel about other profiting from VERGE (selling games)?
Can I include VERGE-created games in my professional portfolio?
How do I make reference to the VERGE team/license holders/legal entities within my games?
Can I sue the dev team if my computer blows up while I was using VERGE?
Can I sue the dev team if a game I created blows up someone else's computer?

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