Epic Games has once again delighted gamers with their free games program, now switching to a weekly schedule. This week, you can snag Super Meat Boy Forever and Eastern Exorcist at no cost from the Epic Games Store. But act fast—these freebies are available only until March 27th. Unlike usual, Epic is keeping the upcoming free games under wraps, adding an element of surprise to the mix.
Super Meat Boy Forever revives the iconic, nail-biting platforming challenge in an auto-runner format. You'll still be navigating through deadly traps like sawblades, but now the movement is automatic, emphasizing perfectly timed jumps and attacks. Fans of the original Super Meat Boy will appreciate the continued demand for precision, now adapted into a fresh style. The game supports controllers, yet the touch controls are robust enough for those without.
On the other hand, Eastern Exorcist offers a darker, more serious experience. This side-scrolling action RPG immerses you in a world drawn from Chinese and Japanese folklore, where you play as an exorcist battling demons and supernatural beings. The game's hand-drawn art and eerie character designs, coupled with stunning cut scenes, make it visually captivating. You can download both Super Meat Boy Forever and Eastern Exorcist from the Epic Games Store on Android.
There Are Other New Games Too
In addition to the free games, Epic Games is broadening its mobile game offerings. New additions to their catalogue on both Android and iOS include Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead, MR RACER: Premium, The Forest Quartet, and The WereCleaner. For Android users, exclusive titles such as Bowling Clash, Endling – Extinction is Forever, Chicken Police – Paint it RED, One Hand Clapping, Neighbours Back From Hell, This is The Police, This is The Police 2, This is The President, and Through the Darkest of Times have been added.
Before you go, don't miss out on our news about Alcyone: The Last City, an upcoming sci-fi visual novel that promises multiple endings, adding another layer of excitement to Epic's growing library of games.