Now that the archive is extracted to run Unreal Engine 5, navigate to the directory where it’s extracted, and in /Engine/Binaries/Linux so in my case, it will be: cd '/home/edxd/Unreal Engine 5/Engine/Binaries/Linux'Īnd run. mkdir '/home/edxd/Unreal Engine 5'Īnd I’ll extract the archive into that directory: unzip -d '/home/edxd/Unreal Engine 5' Linux_Unreal_Engine_5.0.3.zip In my case, I’ll create a directory in my /home directory. Contains shortcuts for some of the most common tools and editors in Unreal Engine, as well as shortcuts to enter Play mode (run your game inside Unreal Editor) and to deploy your project to other platforms. From there, you can just click the download button and wait for it to finish. Use these menus to access editor-specific commands and functionality. To download Unreal Engine 5 for Linux, go to the official download page. ~60 GB of free disk space (the archive takes about 20GB, and ~60GB when extracted).A computer running Ubuntu 22.04 (recommended) or Ubuntu 20.04.As stated in their Linux Development Requirements page, and on their download page, to develop using Unreal Engine 5 you’ll need:

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