If you’re like me, you’re quite content to grab the free games and ignore the storefront itself until it actually reaches a usable and bug-free state, but I digress.įirst up is Nuclear Throne, a top-down shooter that many console gamers will be well familiar with by now. So if you want some free titles, install the launcher and go claim them. It’s the only reason so far I’ve had to use the Epic launcher, because who can say no to free games. This has been a thing for a while now, and this week’s selection is two indie titles with wildly different themes.
Every week the gaming company best known for Fortnite kicks off another week-long giveaway where PC gamers to try and entice them to download the launcher. It's a Vlambeer game, after all, so you can expect great things from it.Īgain, these games will only be available for a week, so make sure you grab them before they disappear! We'll be back with additional free game options as soon as they're announced. Look out for the next game on November 14, when you can download The Messenger instead.Epic Games is at it again this week, what with the free games and all.
Vlambeer's Nuclear Throne is a top-down rogue like shooter that finds mutants engaged in explosive battles as they vie for the throne. It's no sprawling RPG, but it sure does look cool. It's a lot different than the other game here that's available for free, but every bit worth your time, especially if you're excited to play Cyberpunk 2077. Ruiner is an especially exciting cyberpunk top-down action game that serves up awesome neon hues and violent, bloody ballets of bullets.
They'll be free for just a week, so if you're hoping to pick them up, you ned to do it quickly so you don't miss out. This time around, they include Nuclear Throne and Ruiner. If Death Stranding isn't your thing, you might want to pick a couple of free games from Epic Games for the weekend.įollowing Costume Quest and SOMA from last month, the Epic Games Store just introduced the latest couple of free games.
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