Eurogamer Network Ltd. uses cookies on its websites in order to provide enhanced functionality to users, such as user accounts and saved preferences. We also use cookies to limit the number of times we show you the same advertisements. If you continue to use this site, we'll assume you are happy to accept these cookies. Otherwise you may change your privacy settings at any time. Update: Details are still trickling in, but according to a source close to the case speaking to The Escapist , a judge has awarded Epic Games $4.5 million in damages in its countersuit against Silicon Knights. The situation does not look good for the Canadian developer, which now owes far more than its already large legal fees. We've contacted Silicon Knights boss Denis Dyack for reaction, but have yet to hear back. Original story: The five-year long battle between Silicon Knights and Epic is over, according to a tweet from Epic VP Mark Rein: "Case over. Jury finds for Epic on all counts." Silicon Knights sought $58 million in damages over problems with Epic's support for the Unreal Engine 3 during development of Silicon Kinght's Too Human game. The case was essentially mooted a few weeks ago, when the judge decided that Silicon Knight's damages claims were only worth $1 each. There's no word yet on whether Silicon Knights might appeal. At least for the moment, this trial appears to be finished. About the author Steve Peterson Steve Peterson has been in the game business