Hardcore Gamer: Players will follow the story of Lella, a woman travelling Italy’s coast during a fraught time in history. As the story unfolds, you’ll be able to make choices which determine what kind of fun (or danger) Lella and her car get up to.
Epic Games has announced that Just Cause 4 and Wheels of Aurelia are available for free on Epic Games Store.
You should change that title. They're permanently free to keep as long as you redeem them before that date.
"Free to own until 23rd" immediately made me wrongly think that I can't play it after that date.
I did. What about those who don't read beyond, and just think that they don't care to add them because they think that the game is only available to play for a week and won't bother to try to play it in such a short amount of time?
I think Epic has a good reputation among gamers. I hope Cliffy B. returns to make Gears 6.
"In Italy, there’s a road called the Via Aurelia. Started in 241 BC, the road was originally built by the Romans – but now serves the Italian coast. It’s on this historical road that Wheels of Aurelia takes place, the scene being the 1970’s and the subject being a woman with a past called Lella. You’ll take control of Lella and her car, driving along the historic road and meeting some people along the way. There’s a lot that can happen on the Via Aurelia, so be careful or it’ll pass you by." - Kyle from Switchtactics
Hardcore Gamer: Subscription gaming service Jump is already jam packed with games, but each month they still add more. What’s on the menu for December? Some seriously great indie titles.
