The Epic Games Store officially announces its February 19 giveaway, while allowing PC gamers to claim two freebies in the ...

If you want to pick up Nobody Wants to Die or The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark for free, all you need to do is log in to the Epic Games Store and claim them. They'll be free until Thursday ...

The free games program isn't free for Epic, but that's not stopping the maker of Fortnite from doubling down on its store.

Halfway through its usual weekly giveaway, the Epic Games Store unexpectedly gets two more temporarily free games—and even ...

The Epic Games Store's free game program, which sees at least one game offered for free each week, has been one of the highlights of the launcher since its 2018 debut. Hundreds of titles have been ...

It's called Nobody Wants to Die and it takes place in a future where people will do anything to avoid kicking the bucket.

The first of the two new Epic Games Store free games, the one with the 95% approval rating on Steam, is The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark. Meanwhile, the other new free Epic Games Store ...

The Epic Games Store is giving away Nobody Wants to Die, a neo-dystopian detective game that blends Cyberpunk 2077 with ...

Epic plans to juice game sales on its PC storefront by bundling free Fortnite cosmetics with third-party titles. The first ...

Botany Manor is a beautiful, relaxing puzzle game about growing plants in a charming English house, and it's free on Epic ...

Epic Games also claims player spending on third-party titles increased by 57 percent in 2025, reaching over $400 million in sales.

They use Steam and the Epic Games Store. Forty percent don’t. But not all the 40 percent are Fortnite players. A lot of them are coming off of games like Riot’s games or Minecraft or Roblox or things ...