The Epic Store gives away two or three free PC games every week. The cycle refreshes early Thursday and the game you download, play and keep.
This week, Epic is giving away First Class Issues, Gamedec: Definitive Editionand Divine Knockout.
Free PC games: 12 to 19 January
First Class Problems
First Class Problems – developed by Invisible Walls and published by Versus Evil in November 2021 – invites you to join other players to survive the disaster.
Sounds easy? Maybe… Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to kill an AI virus that can wreak havoc on a luxury space yacht.
WATCH: First Class Trouble trailer
Players must explore new areas in spaceships by communicating and working together on tasks.
Be prepared for anything, though. Some players may appear human, but in reality, they are killer robots who are eager to betray their friends. Fun!
You have until January 19th at 6pm to download it First Class Problems. Before this week’s deal, the game was on sale for R119.99.
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Gamedec
Gamedec (developed and published by Anshar Studios) normally sells for R499 but you have a whole week to download it for free.
The single-player cyberpunk RPG lures you into a virtual crime-solving detective adventure. Namely, investigating crimes committed in cyberspace.
WATCH: Gamedec launch trailer
This world blurs the lines between what is ‘real’, ‘living’ and ‘dead’ and is the birthplace of the worst human nature: pride, envy, sloth, lust.
It is set in 22nd century Warsaw City, and the game is based on a short story written by Polish science fiction author Marcin Przybyłek.
Detectives investigating virtual reality (Gamedecs, if you will) explore the hidden mechanics of this world to find answers.
Divine Knockout
Divine Knockout (released in October 2022 by Red Beard Games and Hi-Rez Studios) is described as a “third-person, 3D Smash– like a game”.
As the name suggests, you have one job and that is to defeat the enemy from the stages. This is a chance to show Hercules, King Arthur, Thor and other legends indeed boss.
WATCH: Divine Knockout launch trailer
Divine Knockout features 3-vs-3 battles and just to keep you on your toes, the rules and goals change every round.
Destroy the enemy to make them vulnerable, then knock them out of the arena with a powerful blow!
There are 2-vs-2 and 1-on-1 fights if you’re in the mood for anything but combat.
In the free base game however, the initial edition goes for R69.99 while the founding edition has a price tag of R117.91. The final edition costs R351.99.
What’s next from Epic Games?
The Epic Store has confirmed one of the titles from next week’s freebie lineup – a typing adventure game Epistory: Writing Chronicles.
It will be available from January 19 to 26.