Let Your Mom Help You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse With This Week's Epic Games Store Freebie
The Epic Games Store continues to give away a free game each week, and this week is another nice find with a price that can't be beaten. Every Thursday at 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET, Epic offers at least one free PC game (and sometimes even as many as two or three). All you need to do to claim the free games is create a free Epic account and enable two-factor authentication. You have a week to add the freebies to your library before the new one(s) take their place. At this point, Epic has given away hundreds of free games, and there's no sign that the program will stop any time soon. We keep this article up to date weekly to highlight both the current free games and next week's offerings.
Current free game at Epic
This week you can pick up Undying, a zombie apocalypse game with a focus on storytelling and hard decisions. Starring the characters Anling and Cody, it's up to you to navigate through a harsh world and deal with unique challenges that'll have tangible repercussions on the people around you.
Next free game at Epic
Next week you can pick up Beyond Blue, a single-player adventure where you'll get to explore the vast oceans of our world. As a member of a newly formed research team, you'll get to use advanced technology in your ocean journey, and there are even several mini-documentaries to watch so that you can gain a greater understanding of the deep blue sea.
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