Players have until June 20 to add these titles to their digital library
Like every Thursday, Epic Games gives us a good reason to connect to its PC store: weekly delivery of free games. On this occasion, the parents of Fortnite have opted for give away two titles to its community of users, Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms and Redout 2; a fantasy and strategy adventure set in the universe of Dungeons and Dragons, and a racing experience for those who miss the arcade driving proposals.
Following its weekly frequency, Epic Games allows you to claim these two games for seven days. In other words, players have until next June 20 to add both experiences to your digital library; From then on, the platform will be updated to offer another free title that we detail below in this same news.
But first, what can we expect from this week’s games? On the one hand, Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms invites us to Gather a group of champions and develop combat strategies in a strategy experience. As it is a title set in the fantastic universe of Dungeons and Dragons, here you will have the opportunity to participate in battles against dragons and other magical creatures using well-known characters from the brand such as Minsc.
Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms
*Some prices may have changed since the last review
If you prefer a driving experience F-Zero either Wipeoutthen you will be interested in Redout 2. And we are talking about a title arcade style with futuristic speed more demanding than you could imagine. And yes, it is a game very oriented towards a specific niche of users, but it is a delight for those who enjoy this type of delivery.
*Some prices may have changed since the last review
Another gift for next week
Do these titles not suit your preferences as a player? Then you will be happy to know that Epic Games has already confirmed the gift that will be distributed starting next June 20. We talk about LEGO Builder’s Journeya geometric and atmospheric puzzle game in which sometimes you will have to follow the instructions… And, other times, break the rules.
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