Epic Games has Select PC/Mobile Digital Downloads for Free.
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Epic Games has Select PC/Mobile Digital Downloads for Free.
Thanks to Deal Editor Discombobulated for sharing this deal.
Note: An Epic Games account is requires to redeem offer/play (free to join). You need the free Epic Games Mobile Store app (Android or iOS) to play these free mobile games [more info]. The iOS app can currently only be installed in the European Union at this time, however you can claim the free games for your account.
As far as semi-new releases that are still likely selling well, probably.
Death Stranding, Ghost Runner 2, Callisto Protocol, Watch Dogs 2, GTA V, Control, Guardians of the Galaxy, Borderlands 2/Pre-Sequel, Tomb Raider and Arkham Trilogies are all other AAA standouts. Lots of smaller/indie titles I'm happy to have, too.
I think I honestly boot up Epic more than Steam these days, so it's working as far as getting people to use their platform at least.
I know a lot of people prefer to have everything in one launcher, but personally I actually find having my games spread around is a benefit, so I can share games with friends/family and still have plenty of other options that won't conflict with each other. I even run separate Steam accounts for mostly multiplayer vs single player games.
On the software side competition has been great, the hardware side with Nvidia/AMD is another story...
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Dead island two probably the biggest game they ever gave away right?
As far as semi-new releases that are still likely selling well, probably.
Death Stranding, Ghost Runner 2, Callisto Protocol, Watch Dogs 2, GTA V, Control, Guardians of the Galaxy, Borderlands 2/Pre-Sequel, Tomb Raider and Arkham Trilogies are all other AAA standouts. Lots of smaller/indie titles I'm happy to have, too.
I think I honestly boot up Epic more than Steam these days, so it's working as far as getting people to use their platform at least.
I know a lot of people prefer to have everything in one launcher, but personally I actually find having my games spread around is a benefit, so I can share games with friends/family and still have plenty of other options that won't conflict with each other. I even run separate Steam accounts for mostly multiplayer vs single player games.
On the software side competition has been great, the hardware side with Nvidia/AMD is another story...
As far as semi-new releases that are still likely selling well, probably.
Death Stranding, Ghost Runner 2, Callisto Protocol, Watch Dogs 2, GTA V, Control, Guardians of the Galaxy, Borderlands 2/Pre-Sequel, Tomb Raider and Arkham Trilogies are all other AAA standouts. Lots of smaller/indie titles I'm happy to have, too.
I think I honestly boot up Epic more than Steam these days, so it's working as far as getting people to use their platform at least.
I know a lot of people prefer to have everything in one launcher, but personally I actually find having my games spread around is a benefit, so I can share games with friends/family and still have plenty of other options that won't conflict with each other. I even run separate Steam accounts for mostly multiplayer vs single player games.
On the software side competition has been great, the hardware side with Nvidia/AMD is another story...
You do know that Steam Family sharing for the past year or so allows for friends/family to play your Steam games as long as you yourself is not playing them at the same time, unless owning more than one copy within said family
You do know that Steam Family sharing for the past year or so allows for friends/family to play your Steam games as long as you yourself is not playing them at the same time, unless owning more than one copy within said family
Actually I didn't know that, I'm used to the old system where the owner would boot the sharer when they accessed their library. Good to know. Although I also see that came with a caveat of one year cooldown on changing Family Share libraries so pro/con.
Actually I didn't know that, I'm used to the old system where the owner would boot the sharer when they accessed their library. Good to know. Although I also see that came with a caveat of one year cooldown on changing Family Share libraries so pro/con.
That is true. It's intended to not be abused. Steam family sharing is much easier to set up nowadays. Previously you had to do a bunch of bs with logging into accounts on each other's computers. Now you just send a invite and both people agree, then it works. I also think previously with the ghetto family sharing, you had to redo the logins yearly or even more often, idr. But it is very convenient for a small group
Picked this up yesterday and already put in quite a few hours. It's a little cheesy but so extremely refreshing to play a game that has carefully crafted bespoke environments versus the open world asset dump -> copy paste that's becoming so common in game design today.
Edit: Also plays pretty damn smooth at 4K on my RTX 3070, I'm impressed!
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Death Stranding, Ghost Runner 2, Callisto Protocol, Watch Dogs 2, GTA V, Control, Guardians of the Galaxy, Borderlands 2/Pre-Sequel, Tomb Raider and Arkham Trilogies are all other AAA standouts. Lots of smaller/indie titles I'm happy to have, too.
I think I honestly boot up Epic more than Steam these days, so it's working as far as getting people to use their platform at least.
I know a lot of people prefer to have everything in one launcher, but personally I actually find having my games spread around is a benefit, so I can share games with friends/family and still have plenty of other options that won't conflict with each other. I even run separate Steam accounts for mostly multiplayer vs single player games.
On the software side competition has been great, the hardware side with Nvidia/AMD is another story...
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Dead Island 2 🤩 and Happy Game 😐 FREE until May 22nd!
Death Stranding, Ghost Runner 2, Callisto Protocol, Watch Dogs 2, GTA V, Control, Guardians of the Galaxy, Borderlands 2/Pre-Sequel, Tomb Raider and Arkham Trilogies are all other AAA standouts. Lots of smaller/indie titles I'm happy to have, too.
I think I honestly boot up Epic more than Steam these days, so it's working as far as getting people to use their platform at least.
I know a lot of people prefer to have everything in one launcher, but personally I actually find having my games spread around is a benefit, so I can share games with friends/family and still have plenty of other options that won't conflict with each other. I even run separate Steam accounts for mostly multiplayer vs single player games.
On the software side competition has been great, the hardware side with Nvidia/AMD is another story...
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Death Stranding, Ghost Runner 2, Callisto Protocol, Watch Dogs 2, GTA V, Control, Guardians of the Galaxy, Borderlands 2/Pre-Sequel, Tomb Raider and Arkham Trilogies are all other AAA standouts. Lots of smaller/indie titles I'm happy to have, too.
I think I honestly boot up Epic more than Steam these days, so it's working as far as getting people to use their platform at least.
I know a lot of people prefer to have everything in one launcher, but personally I actually find having my games spread around is a benefit, so I can share games with friends/family and still have plenty of other options that won't conflict with each other. I even run separate Steam accounts for mostly multiplayer vs single player games.
On the software side competition has been great, the hardware side with Nvidia/AMD is another story...
That is true. It's intended to not be abused. Steam family sharing is much easier to set up nowadays. Previously you had to do a bunch of bs with logging into accounts on each other's computers. Now you just send a invite and both people agree, then it works. I also think previously with the ghetto family sharing, you had to redo the logins yearly or even more often, idr. But it is very convenient for a small group
Dead Island 2 Free from epic store (must have an account with them)
Edit: Also plays pretty damn smooth at 4K on my RTX 3070, I'm impressed!
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