https://media.vandal.net/m/11-2025/27/2025112716361413_1.jpg --- As we do every week on this account, we're going to see what new games the Epic Games Store is giving away. It's had a few decent weeks, considering what we're talking about. If you have a PC and you're not yet keeping an eye on the free games on the Epic Games Store, you're honestly missing out on a great opportunity. Epic continues its tradition of giving away games every week, and although people sometimes underestimate them because they're "free," the reality is that many of these titles are well worth it. --- ![image.png](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/cocacolaron/23ynN4kzCcZFnnhzDT9iq4N27qgYmFR3geoiUhQx3dYoPt4fRUeRFvYF2CCo1vMBwBLEM.png) --- In recent weeks, they've been releasing some interesting games, mixing more narrative-driven offerings with lighter ones. For example, one of the ones that caught my attention was Nobody Wants to Die, which I've already reviewed in another post on this blog. It's an adventure with a futuristic, cyberpunk aesthetic, a dark tone, and a strong focus on the story. It's not your typical run-and-gun game; rather, it's one that demands patience, attention, and a willingness to immerse yourself in its world. --- https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/MJeKMrJWrWfJSRUjXvjWMN.jpg --- They've also given away more relaxed options like The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark, which reads more towards humor, pixel art, and absurd paranormal cases. It's one of those games that doesn't seem like much at first glance, but when you sit down to play it, it ends up being more entertaining than you imagined. --- https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/darkside-detective/images/4/4a/Polterguys_Screenshot.png/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/1200?cb=20250116142004 --- The interesting thing is that Epic doesn't limit itself to a single style. One week it might be something narrative-driven, another an experimental indie game, another a more action-oriented title. Sometimes they even include additional content for free-to-play games, like packs or DLCs that would normally cost money. They're not always huge hits, but every now and then they surprise us with titles that would be full price in any other store. --- https://www.akuparagames.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/WebCapsule_16x9_DarkSideDetective_FITD.png --- The key here isn't to overthink whether you're going to play it or not right away. The smart move is to always claim it. You don't have to install it, you don't have to try it right now, just add it to your library. It literally takes seconds. Many people say, "I'm definitely not going to play it," and months later they end up looking for it because they got curious. If you didn't claim it on time, you've already lost it. Epic changes the games every Thursday, so if you want to be consistent, just log in once a week. It's that simple. If you make it a routine, in a year you can have a pretty solid library without spending a single dollar. And that, in a world where new games are getting more and more expensive, is no small feat. --- https://image.api.playstation.com/vulcan/img/rnd/202104/0701/MAQ8lfKfSQHub2mlAH4fR1KP.jpg --- So, if you want to see some good games, just log in to Epic and wait. To claim the games, you just need an account on the site, go to the game, and claim it completely free. Do this every week, and you'll secure hundreds of dollars worth of free games. And if you follow this account, you'll find out about all those games while you're on Hive, so thanks for stopping by, and I hope you'll follow this account.
![untitled.gif](https://media.tenor.com/alU1wy5_yW4AAAAC/the-darkside-detective-darkside-detective.gif)

### Español
https://media.vandal.net/m/11-2025/27/2025112716361413_1.jpg --- As we do every week on this account, we're going to see what new games the Epic Games Store is giving away. It's had a few decent weeks, considering what we're talking about. If you have a PC and you're not yet keeping an eye on the free games on the Epic Games Store, you're honestly missing out on a great opportunity. Epic continues its tradition of giving away games every week, and although people sometimes underestimate them because they're "free," the reality is that many of these titles are well worth it. --- ![imagen.png](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/cocacolaron/23ynN4kzCcZFnnhzDT9iq4N27qgYmFR3geoiUhQx3dYoPt4fRUeRFvYF2CCo1vMBwBLEM.png) --- In recent weeks, they've been releasing some interesting games, mixing more narrative-driven offerings with lighter ones. For example, one of the ones that caught my attention was Nobody Wants to Die, which I've already reviewed in another post on this blog. It's an adventure with a futuristic, cyberpunk aesthetic, a dark tone, and a strong focus on the story. It's not your typical run-and-gun game; rather, it's one that demands patience, attention, and a willingness to immerse yourself in its world. --- https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/MJeKMrJWrWfJSRUjXvjWMN.jpg --- They've also given away more relaxed options like The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark, which leans more towards humor, pixel art, and absurd paranormal cases. It's one of those games that doesn't seem like much at first glance, but when you sit down to play it, it ends up being more entertaining than you imagined. --- https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/darkside-detective/images/4/4a/Polterguys_Screenshot.png/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/1200?cb=20250116142004 --- The interesting thing is that Epic doesn't limit itself to a single style. One week it might be something narrative-driven, another an experimental indie game, another a more action-oriented title. Sometimes they even include additional content for free-to-play games, like packs or DLCs that would normally cost money. They're not always huge hits, but every now and then they surprise us with titles that would be full price in any other store. --- https://www.akuparagames.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/WebCapsule_16x9_DarkSideDetective_FITD.png --- The key here isn't to overthink whether you're going to play it or not right away. The smart move is to always claim it. You don't have to install it, you don't have to try it right now, just add it to your library. It literally takes seconds. Many people say, "I'm definitely not going to play it," and months later they end up looking for it because they got curious. If you didn't claim it on time, you've already lost it. Epic changes the games every Thursday, so if you want to be consistent, just log in once a week. It's that simple. If you make it a routine, in a year you can have a pretty solid library without spending a single dollar. And that, in a world where new games are getting more and more expensive, is no small feat. --- https://image.api.playstation.com/vulcan/img/rnd/202104/0701/MAQ8lfKfSQHub2mlAH4fR1KP.jpg --- So, if you want to see some good games, just log in to Epic and wait. To claim the games, you just need an account on the site, go to the game, and claim it completely free. Do this every week, and you'll secure hundreds of dollars worth of free games. And if you follow this account, you'll find out about all those games while you're on Hive, so thanks for stopping by, and I hope you'll follow this account.
![untitled.gif](https://media.tenor.com/alU1wy5_yW4AAAAC/the-darkside-detective-darkside-detective.gif)

Week "free" with Fallout 76 !