Epic Games Store: A horrifying little nugget to recover for free this week
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Like every week, it treats the side of the Epic Games Store with one or even several free games. This week, Epic you not one but two games to recover. And in these Halloween times, what could be better than a little indie horror game (but also a turn-based strategy game/tactical RPG).
Like every week, the Epic Games Store updates on Thursdays and offers one or two games (or even three sometimes) to download for free. This is also what makes the strength of the platform compared to its competitors and it must be admitted that, from time to time, the games offered send heavy. This week, Epic Games is delighting with not one but two free games, joining the long list of October 2022 free games.
Saturnalia: The free game of the week
A Horror Survival Adventure: Like characters in a movie, explore a remote village with ancient rituals. Its labyrinthine roads will change every time you lose all your characters.
- Duration of the offer : from October 27 to November 3, 2022
- Initial release : October 2022
- Usual price : €19.99
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus: The second free game of the week
Take command of the most technologically advanced human forces in the Imperium – the Adeptus Mechanicus. In this turn-based tactics game, every decision you make will have a strong influence on how your mission unfolds. Will you have the favor of the Omnissiah?
- Duration of the offer : from October 27 to November 3, 2022
- Initial release : November 2018
- Usual price : 29.99 €
So you have until next Thursday to get them for free. This obviously requires an Epic Games Store account, logging into the platform and, in most cases, adding a payment method (don’t worry, the games are at 0€ and nothing will be taken from your Bank account).
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Find the list of free games currently available for download for the month of October 2022: list updated weekly. Epic Games Store does not change its good habits with a game per week which will thicken your library a little more, every Thursday at 5:00 p.m.