Epic Games Store, the popular PC games storefront, is offering the RPG title Circus Electrique for free this week. Moreover, gamers can also claim a free reward pack for Firestone, a multiplayer fantasy game. Both these offerings will be available to redeem until May 16, 2024, at 8:30 pm IST. Interestingly, the Epic Games Store has kept next week’s free game a mystery. Learn more below.
Circus Electrique
Next week from May 9 onwards, Epic Games will offer Circus Electrique. It is essentially an RPG title that offers story-driven RPG gameplay, tactical gameplay, and also circus management. The game’s lore states that the people of London have been mysteriously turned into deadly killers, and the task to save the city has fallen upon the shoulders of the performers at the circus. Published by Saber Interactiv and the game has been developed by Zen Studios.
Firestone Free Offer
Alongside Circus Electrique, a Firestone Free Offer will be free on Epic Games next week. Firestone Free Offer refers to rewards that you can get for free for Firestone, the online idle RPG. Firestone is a multiplayer fantasy game.
The Firestone Free Offer will reward players with the following items for free:
200 Gems
10 Common chests
5 Uncommon chests
10 Wooden chests
5 Iron chests
360 Strange Dust
50 Scrolls
2 exclusive Avatars
35 Game Tokens
5 Prestige Token
2 exclusive skins
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Mystery Game
Epic Games Store is also famously known for running its mystery game promo, where Epic Games keeps the next available free game a secret. The mystery game concept creates a certain sense of anticipation and hype, which is why mystery games are usually popular titles. Next week’s freebie might turn out to be a trending game, or a classic PC game which is still popular, and it may even be a major AAA title. It is anyone’s guess at this moment but we will find out what Epic Games has in ‘store’ for us on May 16, 2024, at 8:30 pm IST.
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