With the Epic Mega Sale over, theEpic Games Storefree mystery games promotion has come to an end, and it’s back to business as usual. What this means is that whileEpic Games Storeusers no longer have mystery games to look forward to, they still have free games that they can claim every week - they just know what they are in advance. Every Thursday at 10:00am CT, the Epic Games Store cycles in new free games, while also showing fans what they can expect to download for free next week.
Thecurrent Epic Games Store free game isSupraland, which is available now until June 23 at 10:00am CT.Supraland, for the uninitiated, is a first-person adventure/puzzle game where players explore large open environments and solve puzzles to advance the plot. It’s a unique indie game and one that’s definitely worth checking out for anyone that has yet to play it.
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Then on June 23,Epic Games Store usershave two free games to look forward to in the form ofA Game of Thrones: The Board Game Digital EditionandCar Mechanic Simulator 2018.A Game of Thrones: The Board Game Digital Editionis exactly as it sounds; it’s the digital version of theGame of Thronesboard game. Likewise,Car Mechanic Simulator 2018is a game that simulates working as a car mechanic.
Epic Games Store Free Games June 2022
BothA Game of Thrones: The Board Game Digital EditionandCar Mechanic Simulator 2018are fairly niche titles, but that’s to be expected. TheEpic Games Store free mystery gameswere higher profile games than are usually given away by the Epic Games Store launcher, and since that promotion has wrapped up, EGS users can expect the free games to be mostly indie releases and older titles.
We know that theEpic Games Store free games will continue throughout 2022, and it’s highly likely that the end of the year will see the return of the free mystery games promotion. Epic likes to bring back the mystery games to help promote its big sales, and there’s usually a year-end sale that includes an advent calendar-like countdown full of free games. Epic has done this for years now, and there’s no reason to assume that anything will change for 2022.
