Epic Games’ Mobile Store Expands with 19 New Third-Party Games and Freebie Offers

Epic Games Launches Mobile Store with Exciting Updates

Epic Games, known for its popular titles in the gaming industry, officially launched its mobile games store for Android and iOS in late 2024. Marking a significant expansion into mobile gaming, the company is fulfilling its commitment by introducing third-party games alongside a new free games initiative.

Expanded Game Offerings

Previously, the mobile store featured only Epic’s own titles, including Fortnite, Fall Guys, and Rocket League Sideswipe. However, recent updates have added 19 third-party games, allowing users to download games directly without relying on traditional platforms like the Google Play Store or Apple’s App Store.

Free Game Initiative Kickoff

In conjunction with the broader game release, Epic has launched a free game program. Currently, players can claim Dungeon of the Endless: Apogee, created by Amplitude Studios, known for hits like Humankind and Endless Legend. This turn-based rogue-like dungeon defense game blends strategic gameplay with tower defense mechanics.

The free game will be available until February 20, at which point Bloons TD 6 will assume the spotlight as the next free giveaway. Notably, while this offer is accessible globally, it is not available in Russia. Additionally, Epic Games plans to implement weekly free game giveaways, similar to their PC offerings, later this year.

Current Third-Party Game Listing

The following third-party titles are now available on the Epic Games Store for mobile:

Dungeon of the Endless: Apogee
Evoland 2
Figment 1
Hidden Folks
Idle Champions
Pilgrim
Out There
Shapez
Samorost 2
Samorost 3
Super Meat Boy Forever
Super Space Club
There Is No Game
Firestone Idle RPG (iOS exclusive)
Gigapocalypse (iOS exclusive)
Blade of God X (Android exclusive)
Mafia City (Android exclusive)
Office Fight (Android exclusive)
The Grand Mafia (Android exclusive)

Availability and New Features

The Epic Games Store for mobile is now accessible globally on Android devices. However, for users on Apple’s iOS, download options are currently limited to those residing within the European Union.

The recent update also introduced several new features to the mobile app, including an enhanced Epic Account login that ensures persistent user status across both iOS and Android devices, and an auto-update capability for seamless app and game updates.

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