Only 24 hours to claim three free games on the Epic Games Store

You have 24 hours to get the three free games from the Epic Games Store.

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The Epic Games Store’s weekly promotion is coming to an end, with only 24 hours left to add a new batch of free titles to your library. The platform will refresh its offer tomorrow at 5:00 PM (Spanish time), so you still have time to take advantage of the window and add three very different proposals without paying a thing.

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As always, simply access the store, log in, and redeem each game during the active period to have it permanently linked to your account. It’s a quick and easy opportunity to expand your catalog without spending a euro.

Three free games available on Epic Games Store until tomorrow

These are the three titles that can be claimed until tomorrow at 5:00 PM (local time):

• ScourgeBringer – Download for free until tomorrow at 5:00 PM
  A fast-paced and aggressive roguelite platformer, focused on free movement. Explore unknown territories with Kyhra as you make your way through ancient machines that hold secrets of the past and, perhaps, the future of humanity.

• Songs of Silence – Download for free until tomorrow at 5:00 PM
  Strategy, management, and battles set in a fantasy world with an Art Nouveau aesthetic. Lead armies, rebuild lost kingdoms, and advance through a story filled with decisions and conflicts.

• Zero Hour – Download for free until tomorrow at 5:00 PM
  Tactical first-person shooter with team-based combat and maps based on locations in Bangladesh. A more slow-paced approach, with an emphasis on coordinated attacks, limited resources, and close-quarters combat.