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Epic Games

Epic Games develops Unreal Engine, the Epic Games Store and Launcher, and games such as Fortnite. Software obtained through the Epic Games Store is licensed to users for personal, non-commercial use under the store EULA, with some titles subject to additional developer terms.

Licensing at a Glance

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  • Free tier

  1. The Epic Games Store EULA grants a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable licence to use software and associated services for personal, non-commercial use.[1]

  2. Software can be added to a user's library either by purchasing a licence or at no charge; the licence to the Epic Games Launcher takes effect when the user accepts the agreement.[2]

  3. The licence conditions prohibit commercial or promotional use, use on more than one device at a time, and selling, renting, leasing or otherwise transferring the software.[3]

  4. Some software is subject to additional or alternative developer licence terms ("Software Specific Terms") between the user and the developer.[4]

  5. Users may not assign or transfer their rights under the agreement without Epic's prior written consent.[5]

Products

References

  1. Epic Games Store End User License Agreement · store.epicgames.com · effective 2025-01-15 · retrieved 2026-09-27
  2. Epic Games Store End User License Agreement · store.epicgames.com · effective 2025-01-15 · retrieved 2026-09-27
  3. Epic Games Store End User License Agreement · store.epicgames.com · effective 2025-01-15 · retrieved 2026-09-27
  4. Epic Games Store End User License Agreement · store.epicgames.com · effective 2025-01-15 · retrieved 2026-09-27
  5. Epic Games Store End User License Agreement · store.epicgames.com · effective 2025-01-15 · retrieved 2026-09-27
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