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In this video I'll show you how to download and install Unreal Engine five.

The process is quite simple.

However, there are a few things to keep in mind which I'll cover.

Generally, you won't download Unreal Engine directly.

You'll have to download the Epic Games Launcher, which will help you manage different versions of unreal.

If you're playing Fortnite, you might already have this installed.

Otherwise, download it from the link which I attached to this lecture.

I heard that there are a few scams going around with fake Unreal Engine versions, so instead of googling,

it's better to just use the link which I provided.

The design of this page might look slightly different by the time you watch this video.

However, there should be a download button somewhere that you need to click.

Once the download is finished, open up the installer.

For me, it's in Japanese, but for you this button should say install.

Then just wait for the installation to finish.

After that, it might automatically download an update and install it as well.

It will then ask you to sign in.

For now, we can skip this step by scrolling down and selecting sign in later.

On the left side, click on the Unreal Engine tab.

Then select library.

This screen will manage our Unreal Engine installations and projects.

Click on the plus icon next to engine versions.

And select 5.3 from the dropdown.

The actual version you see here might end up being 5.3.2, 5.3.3 or something like that, but that's

not an issue as long as it starts with 5.3.

At this point, though, we'll have to log in with our Epic Games account or create one.

Click on sign in.

You can select any of these signing methods, but I'll go for sign in with Epic Games.

If you already have an account, just log in.

Otherwise scroll down and click on Sign up.

Then fill out all the necessary info.

And verify your email address.

After that, the install button should show up on Unreal Engine 5.3.

If you click it, the licence agreement shows up.

You might want to skim through this before accepting it to get an idea of the licensing terms.

Then set an install location for Unreal Engine.

In most cases, the default location should be fine.

The download might take a while, so you can take a break until it's done.

Once it says launch on the button, you should be all set and we'll pick up from here in the next video.