If your kid is asking for Unreal Engine, they’re basically asking for the keys to a digital Ferrari. It’s not a game; it’s the tool used to make them.
It’s heavy-duty software. While it’s technically 'safe' because it’s a private workspace, the learning curve is steep. If they have the patience for it, they’re learning skills that translate directly into high-paying careers.
Just a heads up: you’ll need a beefy computer. This isn't something that runs on a budget tablet. If your kid is serious, Epic’s 'Cabined Accounts' and parental controls are actually some of the best in the industry for keeping the social and spending side under lock and key while they build.

