In the beginning, Epic created the marketplace.
Now the marketplace was formless and empty, assets nowhere to be found, and developers hovered over the page waiting to scroll.
And content producers said “let there be assets” and there were assets!
There used to be only a few assets, but now the marketplace is really becoming quite full!
This makes me ecstatic as a developer with little experience in art, but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to explore assets on the marketplace.
Would it be possible to add sort by name, sort by price, sort by popular, and sort by total sales to the marketplace to make it easier to explore?
And maybe a more intuitive tag search. And some kind of sub-categories inside each «default» categories.
Example:
props → medieval, science-fiction, western, nature, cartoon, and the list go on!
BUT I will keep this fluid system of spawning page by scrolling, I prefer to visit the content like that, it’s more dynamic then go in the bottom, click a button and then refresh the content. (maybe it could be something configurable).
But even if those are good idea I don’t think they’r in the road map right now.
This is now being looked into more thoroughly by Epic.
Pleeeeeeeease, for the love of God, implement sort by number of reviews, popularity, average review score, number of sales. The Marketplace is useless without such a feature. Unity is kicking your ■■■ in this department.
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