Epic Games announced in January that their free-to-play MOBA, Paragon, will be shutting down in April. But, like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Paragon’s assets will be put to good use, with ...

Epic Games is passing on more of its art assets to the Unreal Engine development community, adding material from the Infinity Blade series.

Epic showed off an open world demo for Unreal Engine 4 at GDC that featured a clutch of beautifully realistic Hebredian artwork. They’ve now collected those assets together and released them as ...

Epic Games has made thousands of official assets from indie hit What Remains of Edith Finch available for Unreal Engine users to download for free.

But before it goes, it has one last gift to give: $12 million worth of assets, now available for anyone who's signed on as an Unreal Engine developer to use in their own projects as they see fit.

The new assets added to the Unreal Engine 4 marketplace include (via unrealengine.com): Infinity Blade: Grass Lands is the earthy citadel adorned with stone set pieces and beautiful props.

Unreal Engine developers can now download over 3000 assets of What Remains of Edith Finch for free.

Unreal Engine 4 Goes Free, Epic Aims For Everyone If you want to make video games, Epic Games adds another enticing option.

While anyone could theoretically use the same free Unreal Engine assets to build a similar project, he confirmed that the game's written messages and cape physics are identical to his work.

With Epic’s efforts now focused on developing Fortnite, Paragon ’s loss is our gain. Browse the free assets from the Unreal Engine Marketplace to see if there’s something you’d like to use.