A unique adventure in the deserts of an alien world, at no cost for a limited time on the Epic Games Store.
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Today, Thursday, June 26, you can get one of the most special games of the last few years for free on the Epic Games Store. It’s a contemplative, slow-paced, and artistic work that invites you to explore at your own pace and discover a mysterious world without combat or urgency.
Available for a limited time only, this digital download for PC is part of Epic’s weekly promotions, so we recommend adding it to your account as soon as possible. Once you claim it, it’s yours to keep forever.
Free for a Limited Time on the Epic Games Store
In Sable, you accompany a young nomad on her initiation rite called the Gliding, a journey of personal discovery through infinite deserts, monumental ruins, abandoned ships, and strange cultures. The hand-drawn aesthetic, its original soundtrack by Japanese Breakfast, and its relaxed pace make it a unique experience, very different from the rest.
This week’s promotion allows you to download Sable for free from today until July 3 at 5:00 PM (Spanish mainland time), and it’s also available at other times:
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Spain: from 5:00 PM on June 26
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Mexico: from 10:00 AM
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Argentina / Chile: from 12:00 PM
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US (ET): from 11:00 AM
Free from 5:00 PM
Remember: it will only be available until next Thursday, so don’t miss out. And if you want to know what games will arrive after, you can check them out now through the following link.
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