Epic Games Store: The two new free games are packed with content

New week, new free games: This Thursday, the Epic Games Store is again in a generous mood and will reward players with two titles for free.

Bot Epic last week with Darkwood and ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove! two titles that couldn’t have been more different visually, if you continue the game with the contrasts this week. Even the medieval adventure Evoland has little in common with the desolate wasteland of Fallout 3.

Epic Games Store: Evoland Legendary Edition & Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition

However, the two free titles in the Epic Games Store this week have one thing in common: they come up with a lot of content. You can download Evoland for free in the Legendary Edition, which includes parts 1 and 2 of the unique role-playing games.

Both titles want to captivate you with an unusual concept: both gameplay and graphics change over the course of the game. So if you are sailing through Gameboy-like pixel waters at the beginning, Evoland will later make the leap to 3D. The battles are sometimes turn-based and sometimes in real time.

Fallout 3 isn’t stingy with content either, as the Game of the Year Edition of the Bethesda classic awaits you. Therefore, in addition to the main game, you get all five expansions of the first-person post-apocalypse, in which your survival skills are also required.

Operation: Anchorage, The Pitt, Broken Steel, Point Lookout and Mothership Zeta await you with different missions and tasks that add a few facets to the post-apocalyptic experience of Fallout 3. Just like Evoland, you can download Fallout 3 for free now – until October 27 at 5 p.m., when Epic is giving away the next few games.

These free games are coming to the Epic Games Store next week

Next Thursday you can again look forward to two games in the Epic Games Store, which the digital store will give you without a suspicious contract, including a windy washing machine. On the one hand, the strategy title Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus beckons, in which you tactically send your technological troops into battle.

The second free title from October 27th at 5 p.m. will then be the survival horror game Saturnalia be celebrating its official release on the same day. Appearing appropriately for Halloween, this spooky adventure takes you to a remote village where you uncover ancient rituals.