The latest free offerings from the Epic Games Store have arrived and while I can’t say this is the strongest month on record, it’s hard to turn your nose up when you don’t have to part with a single penny.
This time around, PC users can nab Redout 2 and an item pack for Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms.
I want to start with the latter of those two offerings as the item pack is a far better deal than it appears to be on the surface.
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If you’re not familiar with Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms, it’s essentially a Dungeons & Dragons strategy game.
It’s totally free to play but if you log in to the title from now until Thursday 20 June, you’ll bag yourself the Duke Ravengard’s Champions of Renown Pack which has a worth of over $100.
See? I told you it was a good deal.
The pack is an Epic Games exclusive and unlocks five champions - Thellora, Briv, Farideh, Duke Ravengard, and Wyll - in addition to an exclusive skin, exclusive familiar, 16 Gold Thellora Chests with two guaranteed Shiny equipment cards, 16 Gold Briv Chests with two guaranteed Shiny equipment cards, 16 Gold Farideh Chests with two guaranteed Shiny equipment cards, 16 Gold Duke Ravengard Chests with two guaranteed Shiny equipment cards, 16 Gold Wyll Chests with two guaranteed Shiny equipment cards, in addition to one Potion of the Gem Hunter and one Potion of the Gold Hunter.
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Phew. That was a lot to get through.
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If that first freebie isn’t for you, you can also download Redout 2 which typically retails for £16.49.
Developed by 34BigThings, this one’s a “tribute to classic arcade racing games”, where players will speed through a series of dystopian wastelands.
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“Reach impossible speeds in exhilarating futuristic races across an extensive single-player campaign and competitive multiplayer. Deep control systems, robust hovership customisation and a killer soundtrack make Redout 2 the premier anti-gravity racer,” the synopsis teases.
It boasts a respectable score of 78 over on Metacritic so that’s worth keeping in mind.
You can grab both freebies from the Epic Games Store right now.
Topics: Epic Games, Free Games, PC