Free at Epic: Co-op fans can get two games for free this week

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The free games are all about “uncomplicated fun for two or more players”

Admittedly, the two free games you get this week in the Epic Games Store are not big blockbusters. But both Rugrats: Adventures in Gamelandand Super Crazy Rhythm Castleare a few hours of fun that you can even share with others.

A prerequisite, however, is that you enjoy playing 2D platformers and party games.

Free game: Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland

(Genre:2D platformer –Developer:The MIX Games –Release:September 10, 2024)

The game is based on the well-known animated series that ran on Nickelodeon from 1991 to 2004. Inspired by an advertisement for a video game, the series characters Tommy, Chuckie, Phil and Lil transform their home into the eponymous “Gameland.”

As one of the four children, you jump your way through various levels in the style of classic 2D platformers like Super Mario Bros. You will face various bosses based on characters from the series universe

You can either jump through the levels alone or get a partner by your side. The graphics also jump back and forth. The game can seamlessly switch between the series-style HD graphics and an 8-bit look.

(To Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland in the Epic Games Store)

Free game: Super Crazy Rhythm Castle

(Genre:Party game –Developer:Second Impact Games –Release:November 14, 2023)

This title is amix of puzzle and rhythm games You try to conquer the crown of King Ferdinand alone or in co-op with up to four players

To do this, you have to make your way through his castle and complete lots of little mini-games, which usually have something to do with music. You have to keep to the rhythm of the more than 30 tracks But you can also discover some hidden songs in the castle

Super Crazy Rhythm Castle can be played both locally and online in multiplayer. In addition to the Coop modeyou can also compete against each other in a Versus mode

(To Super Crazy Rhythm Castle in the Epic Games Store)

This week, Epic is once again focusing on the smaller games, but they deserve their place too. In the case of Rugrats, you should definitely grab it if you’re interested. The game costs 25 euros, which is a bit steep considering the six levels and thus perhaps 1 to 2 hours of playtime;