Unreal Engine 4 Marketplace Launched to Compete with Unity
Peter Donnell / 10 years ago
Unreal Engine 4 looks set to compete with Unity by launching its own marketplace, this will offer an easily accessible built-in resource to their engine, allowing people to browse free content that was created by the developers at Epic. The store is open for early submissions of community created content, this includes both free and paid commercial content such as samples, textures, prefabs, tutorials and more.
Those interested in submitting their work for consideration should follow these three steps.]
- Check the submission guidelines
- Check the business terms
- Complete the submission form
In a few weeks time the first bits of content will be made available to the community, which the developers at Unreal say “he result should be a robust mix of readily-usable asset packs containing models and materials; sample scenes; sounds; and other useful components.”
It’s still early days, so there is obviously a lot of work to be done before the store is up to a good standard and it will take time to grow a good level of content, but for developers who use UE4, this is a great addition to an already very powerful development tool.
Thank you UE for providing us with this information.
Image courtesy of UE.