I'm not big on the game. Tried getting into it after getting it for cheap when Redbox was stopping handling games a few years back. But a free game is a free game. Gives me a reason to give it another shot at some point.
Go to CAG or SD they'll let you know of all the free games. My epic store has a really full library with there free games. Just need a steam deck to play them.
I thought for sure the gravy train would have been over by now for free epic games. Can't believe it's still going and they're still giving away great games!
I remember claiming it as the Director's Cut as well, but when I looked at my library it's the regular version even though I claimed it minutes after it went live, weird. I have the Director's Cut version on Steam anyway.
Yet I’ll still pay for the steam version. Im aware that’s crazy but I just want all my games in one place. It doesnt really make sense but much of what people do doesn’t I guess.
Keen to try this one day though. Want to experience the weirdness I’ve read about.
But you could claim it through Epic, install it, and then add it to your Steam Library, I do it all the time, especially with GOG, since sometimes the GOG version of games is better than the Steam version.
Because Epic paid them a bunch of money to get PC gamers to use the Epic store, don't need to do that on console as you kind of have to use their store.
I'm not big on the game. Tried getting into it after getting it for cheap when Redbox was stopping handling games a few years back.
But a free game is a free game. Gives me a reason to give it another shot at some point.
And I just bought the game a month ago too lol.
wow that's actually a very nice offering , just added to my game library, thanks for the heads up of this article and thanks Epic as well :D
Weird. It was the Director's Cut at first, then they changed it to the standard edition. Still it's cool for anyone who hasn't played it before.
Just paid $22 for directors cut 2 weeks ago smh, hope cuts version is worth it.