Epic Games, Annapurna InteractiveRemove and Giant Sparrow are offering for free over 3000 assets from What Remains of Edith Finch. According to Epic, this is an Unreal Engine initiative that brings free high-quality content to all creators.
Epic claims that this will be the first in a series of new, free content coming to the Unreal Engine Marketplace from teams across the community. As such, creators can expect more free content from other Unreal Engine games to be available for free on the Unreal Engine Marketplace.
This new free content follows the large content releases from Epic Games for Paragon and Infinity Blade. This exclusive collection of assets features environment models, props, materials, and more.
Unreal Engine creators can download and gain access to this new free content from here.
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Great, just what we needed. More resources for those idiots pumping out asset flips on a daily basis
This is only an issue because Steam allows shovelware.
I’m all in with Navalny
It is only an issue if you go out of your way to look at these asset flips.
quite a few developers actually flip their own assets anyways and reuse them.
naming a few – RE 2 Remake and 3 Remake. Supermasive Games (hidden agenda and dark pictures anthology). both Shadow of the tomb raider and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy use flipped assets from their games before. and basically any game using megascans assets. – (including Red Dead Redemption 2, AC: Valhalla, SOTR, Call of Duty, Battlefield 5, and the UE5 tech demo, ect)
Excellent news! Good job Epic.