Epic Games Community Rules

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Do not take credit for someone else’s creation

You must not claim credit for a creation belonging to another player or entity.

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And don’t take credit for another player or entity’s creation.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

All content must comply with the separate Content Guidelines

Content, communications and activity in Epic’s ecosystem should not prevent others from having positive experiences. All content must comply with the linked Content Guidelines, whose detailed requirements are not supplied in this Community Rules source.

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Content, communications, and activity in the Epic ecosystem shouldn’t keep others from having positive experiences. All content must follow the Content Guidelines.

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• The linked Content Guidelines are not supplied here.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Creating, requesting or sharing child sexual abuse material is prohibited

The prohibition covers visual depictions of sexually explicit conduct involving a minor, including self-generated material and highly realistic digital or AI-generated content. Creating or requesting it is prohibited as well as sharing it. The surrounding child definition uses under 18 or the legal age of majority without resolving differences between those thresholds.

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Prohibited actions include creating, requesting, or sharing content that contains:

Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), which is child pornography. Child pornography is any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a minor, including self-generated CSAM and highly realistic-appearing digital or AI-generated content.

A child is defined as anyone under 18 years old of age (or the legal age of majority).

Qualifications & exceptions

• Includes self-generated material and highly realistic digital or AI-generated depictions.

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• The surrounding definition does not resolve differing ages of majority.

Cross-references

• defined by (model-proposed): Child sexual exploitation or abuse is prohibited — The surrounding CSEA definition supplies the child-age wording for the abuse-material prohibition; it does not resolve which threshold controls when the legal age of majority differs from 18.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Content sexualizing children to promote exploitation is forbidden

You may not create, request or share content that sexualizes children in a way that promotes or encourages their sexual exploitation. The examples include sexually arousing behavior or suggestive positioning, including deliberately emphasizing clothed intimate body parts. The surrounding definition uses under 18 or the legal age of majority.

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Prohibited actions include creating, requesting, or sharing content that contains:

Sexualization of a minor, which is content that sexualizes a child in a way that promotes or encourages the sexual exploitation of children. Sexualization includes depictions of a child engaging in behavior that is intended to be sexually arousing or positioned in a way that is sexually suggestive (e.g., intentionally emphasizing clothed intimate body parts like breasts to draw attention to those parts).

A child is defined as anyone under 18 years old of age (or the legal age of majority).

Qualifications & exceptions

• Includes suggestive depictions even where intimate body parts are clothed.

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• The source does not resolve differing ages of majority.