While we wait to collect the gifts of the week, the next free games from the Epic Games Store have been announced in advance and it’s a great program.
Like every week, the Epic Games Store offers two free games. On the program for this week of horror and nostalgia. A rather weak selection according to the players, but the Fortnite editorial team will publish the pack next week.
The free games of the week in the Epic Games Store
It’s been a weekly routine for a number of years. Every Thursday afternoon it’s time to grab your free games from the Epic Games Store. Starting this October 13th at 5pm PST and running through October 20th, players can get two new titles: Darkwood and ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove!. The first one will get you ready for Halloween since it’s a survival horror game in which you have to fight to survive. No quest markers, marked clues, the game doesn’t hold your hand. It’s up to you to find the materials you need Handyman the tools that will allow you to see the light of day again.
ToeJam & Earl: Back in the groove! Meanwhile, the remake of the cult game from SEGA Mega Drive. The title takes the form of a roguelike adventure in which you embody the duo of iconic aliens in search of parts of their ship. It will not be the Epic Games Store free game due to very mixed feedback on it. In our columns, the title was considered old-fashioned and made no real contribution to modernity.
Heavy for the next free spins
If the selection doesn’t make anyone happy, the situation will change next week. The next Epic Games Store actually has free games leak par deal abs and it will be very difficult. In fact, it will not be two titles but three that will be offered. From October 20th to October 27th, still at 5 p.m., players can actually get Fallout 3 and Evoland Legendary Edition.
We no longer present the first work, much appreciated by fans of Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic license, an RPG with generous content. The second one is actually a bundle of two Evoland games: A Short Story of Adventure Video Games Evolution (Evoland 1) & Evoland II: A Slight Case of Spacetime Continuum Disorder (Evoland 2). The action-adventure saga was created to show the evolution of video games over time. Although it received mixed reviews from critics, it’s a hit with gamers. For example, it has thousands of positive reviews on Steam.
