Epic Games Store announces its next game free forever for a limited time

The platform will first offer two free games for a full week

After a few last hours to claim one last mystery free game, the store Epic Games Store has resumed its best-known section to once again offer two free games as usual. Likewise, as it recovered last week, it has been anticipated what the platform’s next gift will be.

Epic Games Store will offer free LEGO Builder’s Journey from June 13 to 20. This geometric and atmospheric puzzle game invites you to follow the instructions and, at other times, to break the rules. The title invites you to take your time while entering its brick world, with puzzles with all kinds of difficulties, including challenges and successes. There is also a creative mode to create your own inventions.

Two free games this week

This week, the Epic Games Store is giving away two games, specifically it will be until next Thursday, June 20 at 4:59 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time). The first of them is Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms, a Dungeons & Dragons strategy game where characters from across the D&D multiverse come together in one grand adventure. For one week, players will be able to obtain the Duke Guardacorvus Prestigious Champions Pack at no cost, valued at over 100 euros.

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Likewise, for one week it will also be possible to download for free Redout 2a tribute to the classic racing arcades that works as a sequel in which speed competitions through the dystopian wastelands of an almost abandoned Earth are one of the most popular sports in the galaxy.

The title stands out for having detailed control systemsdetailed customization and a spectacular soundtrack, allowing you to enjoy a competitive multiplayer in which you compete against other drivers online, with a total of 12 players. New challenges are also added with custom content and seasons that include unique aesthetic rewards.

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In the last days, Epic Games Store is also making the news having leaked the remake of Final Fantasy IX, a game that, although highly requested, has not been officially announced.

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