Two free games available this week on the Epic Games Store

Weekly Free Game Giveaways on the Epic Games Store

Every Thursday, the Epic Games Store unveils new titles for its popular giveaway promotion, and this week is no exception. Players can now claim two exciting games: Eastern Exorcist and Jorel’s Brother and The Most Important Game of the Galaxy. You have until October 2 to add these indie gems to your library at no cost.

Discover Eastern Exorcist

First up is Eastern Exorcist, a visually stunning hand-drawn 2D action RPG that immerses players in a world steeped in Chinese mythology. This game, developed by Wildfire Game in 2021, allows you to step into the shoes of an exorcist who must confront menacing demons and spirits. The gameplay is enriched with captivating ink-painting artistry and opera-like cutscenes, creating a unique narrative experience.

For those who prefer gaming on the go, this title is also available for free on Android and iOS devices through the Epic Games Store mobile app.

Embark on an Adventure with Jorel’s Brother

The second enticing title, Jorel’s Brother and The Most Important Game of the Galaxy, takes inspiration from the award-winning Brazilian cartoon Jorel’s Brother. Released in 2023, this point-and-click adventure game follows an eight-year-old boy living in the shadow of his more popular brother. The story ignites when our protagonist discovers a mysterious video game that falls from the sky, leading him on a whimsical quest filled with alien encounters, authoritarian clowns, a peculiar bureaucracy, and various mini-games.

Free Titles Available Until October 2

The current giveaways are a fantastic opportunity for PC gamers to expand their collections, with both titles available for free until the deadline. Additionally, keep an eye out for next week’s featured game—Nightingale, an open-world survival crafting adventure, which will launch on the same day as the current offerings conclude.

Don’t miss out on these remarkable games; you can easily claim them during this week’s promotional period.

Source&Images