Summary
I just created my Epic Games account (display name: Back2Roots) and I can’t install Unreal Engine. In Unreal Engine > Library, the Engine Versions section is empty, and both the “+” next to Engine Versions and the “Install Engine” button do nothing. The Unreal Engine EULA has never been shown. This looks like the issue other new accounts are reporting (“found 0 entitled apps”).
What Type of Bug are you experiencing?
Other
Steps to Reproduce
- Sign in to the Epic Games Launcher on Windows 11 with a newly created account.
- Open Unreal Engine > Library.
- Click the “+” next to Engine Versions, or the “Install Engine” button.
Expected Result
The Unreal Engine EULA appears and I can choose and install an engine version (5.8).
Observed Result
Nothing happens. Engine Versions stays empty, no EULA is shown, and nothing is queued in Downloads.
Affects Versions
5.8
Platform(s)
Windows
Additional Notes
Already tried: fully quitting the launcher from the system tray and relaunching, rebooting Windows, toggling Settings > Hide Game Library on/off with restarts in between, and checking that the default install folder is valid (C:\Program Files\Epic Games). Could you please check the Unreal Engine entitlement on my account so I can install UE 5.8? Thanks!