Since May 29, the Epic Games Store has been in its third rotation of free games as part of its Mega Sale. This means higher-caliber offers than usual, but also a great deal of secrecy from the platform regarding the identity of the next games offered. While we wait to discover the two titles coming this Thursday, you still have a little time to add the two currently in the running for free before they give up their place.
Two very big-caliber free games still available on the Epic Games Store
Despite the aura of mystery surrounding the free games offered by the Epic Games Store during the Mega Sale, one thing remains the same: the regularity of their rotation. So, this Thursday, June 5th at 5 p.m., the currently available titles will disappear in favor of two new free games whose identities remain secret. For now, a little reminder is therefore necessary for the two titles that still interest us.
Limbo
The first free game currently available on the Epic Games Store, and definitely not the least: Limbo, developed by Playdead and released in 2019. On the surface, it is a 2D platformer/puzzle game that is rather simple to approach. However, Limbo has masterfully distinguished itself in its field, notably thanks to its superb black and gray artistic direction, its deliciously dark atmosphere, and its staging that masterfully plays with our deepest fears. A true gem not to be missed if you have never played it before.
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands
A radical change of atmosphere with the second free game currently offered by the Epic Games Store, this time with Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, developed by Gearbox, published by 2K and released in 2022. It is therefore a spin-off of the Borderlands franchise, inspired by the excellent DLC Assault on Dragonkeep of the second opus. We play a role-playing character in a universe imagined by the explosive Tiny Tina, with an RPG component even more advanced than usual for the famous looter-shooter license. So make an initiative roll if you want to add it for free to your library before it's too late.
Source: EGS
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