Epic Games Store continues with its initiative related to games free to download at no cost, for one title or more free each week.
Similar to Xbox Game Pass (which you can also find on Amazon at a low price) you just need to have an Epic account, log in and download what you want.
After all, already last week we were able to get our hands on a Marvel-themed title.
Now, therefore, it’s the turn of two free innovations: the first is futuristic racing Redout 2.
«The sequel to the acclaimed Redout, Redout 2 is an homage to classic arcade racing games where racing across the dystopian wastelands of a semi-abandoned Earth became one of the most popular sports in the galaxy»we read in the game description.
The second freebie is a package for Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realmsa Dungeons & Dragons strategy and management game that unites characters from across the D&D multiverse in one grand adventure.
This is a Duke Ravengard Glorious Champions Pack valued at over $100.
Gifts are available for free starting today, June 13, 2024at 5pm, and will remain so until June 20th.
Download free games on the Epic Games Store: how to do it
To download the new free titles on the Epic Games Store, all you have to do is reach the store’s free games page and, after logging in with your details, click on the product you are interested in and purchase it.
The window that will open on your browser will summarize the details of your order, the cost of which will amount at zero euros.
Press the green “place order” button at the bottom right and then “accept” to complete the redemption and associate the game with your profile forever, as in the case of normal purchases.
Summing up:
- Access this link on the Epic Games Store
- Make sure you are logged in to your profile.
- Go to the page of the free game you want to redeem and press “Get”
- In the window that appears, press “place order” at the bottom right
- At the specific request, press “accept”
- The game is placed in your library.
If you want to know more, here is the collection of all the games made available for free by the Epic Games Store, from 2018 to today, in the digital store’s usual weekly initiative.
