 Okay then we're going to start at the very very beginning and make sure that you can properly download and install Unreal Engine onto your computer. So in order to do that the first thing we'll need to do is go to this website here and you can see the URL for that is just up here or I'll have it linked in the description below if you want to just click on the link. It brings you to this page here on Unreal Engine 5. You can see there's a download button in the top right of the screen or you can scroll down a little bit just to see the very cool Matrix City demo. And then if we go to here download now, get started with the Unreal Engine comes up and if we just scroll down a tiddly bit we've got download the launcher. Now before you can install on Unreal Engine you must download the Epic Games launcher that's just how it works. So we'll click to download that and you'll see I just check this up here. Now in Chrome at least it gives you this warning telling you that it might be dangerous. I don't think it is so I'm going to click on keep and then we'll just let that download. And now that it's downloaded I'm just going to click on the file to open it and then we get the setup do Hickey here. Now I'm just going to change the install location because I like to keep this on a different drive. So I'm going to put it on my D drive and then I'll click on install. As you're installing there will be a couple of times where a notification will come up and say do you want to install this because of the way it works in Windows I can't actually capture that window and show it to you but you just need to click on yes and let it install everything that it needs. Then you'll probably get to the stage here it'll open itself up look for any updates and get itself updated and once it's done it should bring you to this splash screen here and open up and you'll get to the sign screen. Now if you haven't already got an Epic Games account this will be the point that you need to make one and you do want to make sure you've got a proper Epic Games account associated with your use of Unreal Engine because that will allow you to use some of the assets we're going to use later in this tutorial series so make sure you do it the right way. I've already got an Epic Games account so I'll just click on sign in. I'll put my details in make sure I'll blow it out so you guys don't try and send me any weird spam and then login it does feature this two-factor authentication thing so it will want to send you some kind of code to make sure it's you. So I've just got an email I think now a text so I'll just input that and then continue. Okay so that's the installation of the Epic Games Launch Assorted. Now we need to get on to actually installing Unreal Engine. So in order to do that if you look on the left hand side we've got Unreal Engine listed here so we'll click on that here it is and you can see there is something up here for install engine but that doesn't let you choose which version you want. So I'm going to go over here to library and then you can click on plus here for engine version so I'm going to do that and then you can choose the version you want. So I'm just going to choose the latest version for this tutorial which is currently 5.2 and then click on install. You will need to agree to the terms and conditions obviously and then choose where you want to put it. So as I have done previously I'm going to put this on D and then I can install. This will take a while. I recommend that you disappear off and get a cup of tea or something at this stage. Come back in maybe half an hour. You can see this is a 22 gigabyte install. That's a pretty big download. So give that some time. Come back and then we'll be able to just look at getting this finished. Okay so this has been going for about an hour and it's just installing now the last 30 megabytes or so. So I wanted to just show you this because what will happen is it will finish the download and then it will move on to installing and then verifying. We're still going to take a few more minutes before we're ready to launch the engine. So I'll come back when it's ready. A few moments later. And it's finally done. You can see that I've got this project files not associated message and that just means that it will allow the Unreal Engine project files to be open with the Unreal Engine. So we'll click on fix now for that. And all that is left to do now is to launch the engine. So we can click on launch. Now at this stage it will do some further installation if needed of prerequisites, other applications, other software that's needed to make Unreal Engine run. So just let that happen in the background and when it's done it will open Unreal Engine. And now that that's all done you can see that the splash screen has opened up and it is beginning to open the engine. This does take a little while and the first time you open Unreal Engine it has to do what is called compiling shaders and that also takes a while especially if you've got a particularly slow CPU. So you just have to be patient with that until we get to the new projects or open recent projects screen. And the engine's finally open. You can see it's taken me to my recent projects tab because I've had this installed before. However you might see something different. That's it for this step. You've now got a Unreal Engine installed and open. In the next step we'll take a look at how we go about creating a new project. Thanks so much for joining me. I hope you found this tutorial helpful and enjoyable. 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