Epic is currently giving away two games, including an MMO role-playing game that’s great for single players: The Elder Scrolls Online.
Weeks come and go, but Epic’s game giveaways stay in your account permanently. At least if you secure them while they’re on offer. This week should be especially worthwhile for MMO fans.
The Elder Scrolls Online, which is also suitable for single player fans in addition to the multiplayer aspect. It can be played solo without any problems. In addition, Murder by Numbers is a colourful mix of genres for free. We’ll give you a brief introduction to both games.
How long do I have? The promotion runs from 20 to 27 July at 17:00. If you buy during this time, you can keep the games. An account in the Epic Store is a prerequisite.
The Elder Scrolls Online
What’s it about?
The Elder Scrolls Online is probably familiar to most people: It is the MMO offshoot of the well-known role-playing game series and lets you explore Tamriel, complete dungeons and world events and level up your characters in the style of WoW. Over the years, several DLCs and expansions have been released, most recently Necrom:
Suitable for whom?
You will meet many other players in the open world, but you can also experience the story and most of the content as a single player. Those who enjoy the typical MMO mechanics and also like to play Skyrim and Oblivion could have a long time of fun with Elder Scrolls Online.
Murder by Numbers
What’s it about?
Murder by Numbers is a colourful detective thriller in which you, a freshly fired actress, are accused of murdering your boss. Together with a discarded robot, you solve puzzle mini-games, interview witnesses and hopefully clear your name.
Who is it for?
Those who like puzzles, follow an exciting story and like overdrawn anime characters should take a closer look at Murder by Numbers. In addition, friends of questionable humour can get their money’s worth.
And was there a free game for you this week? Which of the two titles did you grab and why? Or do you bag every game giveaway anyway, regardless of whether you plan to actually play it? How big has your Pile of Shame Epic Edition grown in this way? Feel free to let us know in the comments!
