New free games today from the Epic Games Store for a limited time

It's Thursday and with it, we have more free games from the Epic Games Store for a limited time.

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The Epic Games Store continues its weekly streak of gifts, and today adds a new free game along with additional content for another popular title. Both will be available from today, Thursday, October 9th at 5:00 PM (peninsular time), and once claimed, you can keep them forever in your library.

This week, the big star is Gravity Circuit, a spectacular tribute to the classic action and platform games of the 90s. We remind you that you still have time to download the free titles from last week, in case you haven’t claimed them yet, do so now through the following link.

Free game of the day on the Epic Games Store

Set in a futuristic world dominated by robots, the game puts us in the shoes of Kai, a lone agent who must face the Viral Army, a legendary enemy that has returned from oblivion to conquer the planet. With a pixel art visual style and gameplay that recalls Mega Man Zero, the title stands out for its precision in combat, its spectacularly designed bosses, and its powerful retro soundtrack.

• Gravity Circuit – Free from 5:00 PM (local time)

Free Albion Online pack on the Epic Games Store

Along with Gravity Circuit, Epic also offers the Bandit Journeyman Bundle, a gift loaded with resources, boosters, and cosmetic items for Albion Online. This exclusive content will allow you to progress faster and stand out visually on the battlefield, ideal for both new and veteran players.

• Bandit Journeyman Bundle – Valued at 55 € – Free from 5:00 PM (local time)

Both promotions will be available until October 16th at 5:00 PM, when the next free games will arrive, although we still don’t know if it will be one or more.