This week, the Epic Games Store is giving away three free PC games worth almost $60! As usual, you only have one week to claim them – the offer ends on November 20th. After that, the games will return to their regular price, and new free games will be available.
This week, Epic Games Store is giving away three free games! Once you add them to your account, they’re yours to keep forever – no subscription needed. All you need is a free Epic Games Store account to claim them.
Songs of Silence
Released last year, Songs of Silence is a fantasy strategy game developed by Chimera Entertainment. It has received positive reviews, scoring 81 on Metacritic and earning a 78% approval rating on Steam.
Songs of Silence is a strategy game where you take turns making moves, but the battles themselves happen in real-time. You can play a solo campaign where you guide Queen Lorelai and her people as they search for a new homeland while escaping a dangerous Crusade, or you can compete against other players online. The game usually costs $29.99.
Scourgebringer
Scourgebringer is a quick and challenging roguelite platformer. You take on the role of Kyhra, fighting through ancient machines to uncover her history and potentially save humanity.
This PC game launched in 2020, published by Flying Oak Games, E-Studio, and Dear Villagers. Critics generally liked it, giving it a score between 75 and 80 on Metacritic. Players on Steam are even more enthusiastic, with an 89% positive rating. The game typically costs $16.99.
Zero Hour
Released in 2020, Zero Hour is a team-based, tactical first-person shooter developed by AttritoM7 Productions. Players take on the roles of infiltration and rescue teams completing challenging missions in Bangladesh, though the game can also be played solo.
While the game isn’t rated on Metacritic, Steam users generally like it, giving it a 78% approval rating. Recent reviews have been a little more critical, mostly because of issues with ongoing support. However, now that it’s available for free on the Epic Games Store, it’s a great time to try it out – the influx of new players should revitalize the experience.
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