Epic Games Store continues with its free games strategy. Users can add a title with humor and action, and it is also already known what the gift arriving next week will be.
The offering combines a chaotic open world, delirious cultural references and, as the icing on the cake, the early confirmation of the next free game.
La plataforma lanzará su maratón navideña, una promo que regala un juego gratis cada 24 horas
A "medieval GTA" that can already be claimed for free
This week's free game is Rustler, a title that its own developers define as a "Grand Theft Horse". It is an open-world adventure with a top-down view that parodies the first GTA games, but it is set in the heart of the Middle Ages.
The game can be claimed for free until January 29 at 1:00 p.m. (Argentina time) and it will remain forever in the digital library.
Absurd humor and unfiltered missions
Rustler doesn't seek historical realism. Quite the opposite: it opts for absurd humor, full of modern nods and clear inspiration from Monty Python.
Un “GTA medieval” que ya se puede reclamar gratis
The missions invite players to commit all kinds of medieval misdeeds, from robberies to horseback chases, with total freedom for chaos.
The final objective of the game
The main goal is to win the Grand Tournament in order to keep half the kingdom. To achieve this, the player will have to forge dubious alliances and betray whoever is necessary.
La meta principal es ganar el Gran Torneo para quedarse con la mitad del reino
Epic confirms next week's free game
In addition to the current gift, Epic Games Store has already confirmed what the next free title will be. Starting on January 29 at 1:00 p.m. (Argentina time), it will be possible to download Definitely Not Fried Chicken.
The game will be available for free for seven days, until February 5.
Management, business and a nod to Breaking Bad
Definitely Not Fried Chicken is an unconventional management simulator. The player runs a fast-food restaurant that actually serves as a front for an illegal business.
Definitely Not Fried Chicken
The mechanics combine commercial expansion, risk control and progressive growth, with clear references to Breaking Bad.
