You have only one day left to download the last two free games from the Epic Games Store.

You have 24 hours to claim the last two free games from the Epic Games Store, don't miss out.

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There’s only a little time left to take advantage of the last active promotion from the Epic Games Store, which since July 3rd allows you to download two free games with very different but equally interesting proposals. They are available at no cost until tomorrow, July 10th, at 5:00 PM (Peninsular Spanish time).

As always, you only need an Epic account to add them to your library and keep them forever. Once claimed, they can be played at any time, without the need for a subscription or additional conditions.

Free Games Until July 10th on the Epic Games Store

Figment
Available for free until July 10th at 5:00 PM
A musical action adventure set in the human mind, with a dreamlike art style and light combat. Figment invites you to explore surreal landscapes while fighting symbolic enemies and letting yourself be carried away by dynamic songs that are part of the development itself. Its proposal combines puzzles, exploration, and an emotional approach that makes it a unique experience.

Backpack Hero
Available for free until July 10th at 5:00 PM
This roguelike focused on inventory management puts you to the test by strategically organizing the objects inside your backpack. Placement is as important as the content. It includes over 800 unique items, five playable characters, dungeon exploration, and an improvement system linked to the reconstruction of your village.

Both games will be available for free until tomorrow, Thursday, July 10th, at 5:00 PM (Peninsular Spanish time) / 10:00 AM (CDMX time). From that time onwards, they will be replaced by the new weekly titles.