The Epic Games Store is a great place to visit every now and then if you’re a PC player after a few delicious freebies.It just so happens that the latest free offerings are now available to download, and it’s a solid line-up.PCowners can get their hands on both Eidos-Montréal’sDeus Ex: Mankind Dividedand indie developers Ty Taylor and Mar Castañeda’sThe Bridge.AdvertDeus Ex: Mankind Dividedis, of course, the 2016 follow-up to 2011’sDeus Ex: Human Revolution.“The year is 2029, and the golden era of augmentations is over,” the synopsis teases.“Mechanically augmented humans have been deemed outcasts and segregated from the rest of society. Crime and acts of terror serve as a thin veil to cover up an overarching conspiracy aimed at controlling the future of mankind.”Marvel’s Midnight Sunswill soon land on PS Plus' extra tier.While it does help if you’ve playedHuman Revolutionahead ofMankind Divided, you should be able to follow the game if you carefully watch the ‘recap’ video included in the release.AdvertBlendingAssassin’s Creed’s stealthy gameplay withCyberpunk 2077’s technology-powered world,Deus Ex: Mankind Dividedis a really solid release that garnered a score of 84 over on Metacritic back when it launched.The Bridge, on the other hand, is a logic puzzle game, offering players a nice change of pace.You’ll be tasked with manipulating gravity in order to traverse “impossible architectures”.There are 48 unique puzzles in total, all requiring innovative solutions.Advert“Explore increasingly difficult worlds, each uniquely detailed and designed to leave you with a pronounced sense of intellectual accomplishment.The Bridgeexemplifies games as an art form, with beautifully hand-drawn art in the style of a black-and-white lithograph,” reads its description.Both games are free on the Epic Games Store from now until 21 March at 3pm, so go grab them while you can.Featured Image Credit: Square EnixTopics:Epic Games,PC,Assassins Creed,Cyberpunk 2077,Free Games
The Epic Games Store is a great place to visit every now and then if you’re a PC player after a few delicious freebies.It just so happens that the latest free offerings are now available to download, and it’s a solid line-up.PCowners can get their hands on both Eidos-Montréal’sDeus Ex: Mankind Dividedand indie developers Ty Taylor and Mar Castañeda’sThe Bridge.AdvertDeus Ex: Mankind Dividedis, of course, the 2016 follow-up to 2011’sDeus Ex: Human Revolution.“The year is 2029, and the golden era of augmentations is over,” the synopsis teases.“Mechanically augmented humans have been deemed outcasts and segregated from the rest of society. Crime and acts of terror serve as a thin veil to cover up an overarching conspiracy aimed at controlling the future of mankind.”Marvel’s Midnight Sunswill soon land on PS Plus' extra tier.While it does help if you’ve playedHuman Revolutionahead ofMankind Divided, you should be able to follow the game if you carefully watch the ‘recap’ video included in the release.AdvertBlendingAssassin’s Creed’s stealthy gameplay withCyberpunk 2077’s technology-powered world,Deus Ex: Mankind Dividedis a really solid release that garnered a score of 84 over on Metacritic back when it launched.The Bridge, on the other hand, is a logic puzzle game, offering players a nice change of pace.You’ll be tasked with manipulating gravity in order to traverse “impossible architectures”.There are 48 unique puzzles in total, all requiring innovative solutions.Advert“Explore increasingly difficult worlds, each uniquely detailed and designed to leave you with a pronounced sense of intellectual accomplishment.The Bridgeexemplifies games as an art form, with beautifully hand-drawn art in the style of a black-and-white lithograph,” reads its description.Both games are free on the Epic Games Store from now until 21 March at 3pm, so go grab them while you can.Featured Image Credit: Square EnixTopics:Epic Games,PC,Assassins Creed,Cyberpunk 2077,Free Games
The Epic Games Store is a great place to visit every now and then if you’re a PC player after a few delicious freebies.It just so happens that the latest free offerings are now available to download, and it’s a solid line-up.PCowners can get their hands on both Eidos-Montréal’sDeus Ex: Mankind Dividedand indie developers Ty Taylor and Mar Castañeda’sThe Bridge.AdvertDeus Ex: Mankind Dividedis, of course, the 2016 follow-up to 2011’sDeus Ex: Human Revolution.“The year is 2029, and the golden era of augmentations is over,” the synopsis teases.“Mechanically augmented humans have been deemed outcasts and segregated from the rest of society. Crime and acts of terror serve as a thin veil to cover up an overarching conspiracy aimed at controlling the future of mankind.”Marvel’s Midnight Sunswill soon land on PS Plus' extra tier.While it does help if you’ve playedHuman Revolutionahead ofMankind Divided, you should be able to follow the game if you carefully watch the ‘recap’ video included in the release.AdvertBlendingAssassin’s Creed’s stealthy gameplay withCyberpunk 2077’s technology-powered world,Deus Ex: Mankind Dividedis a really solid release that garnered a score of 84 over on Metacritic back when it launched.The Bridge, on the other hand, is a logic puzzle game, offering players a nice change of pace.You’ll be tasked with manipulating gravity in order to traverse “impossible architectures”.There are 48 unique puzzles in total, all requiring innovative solutions.Advert“Explore increasingly difficult worlds, each uniquely detailed and designed to leave you with a pronounced sense of intellectual accomplishment.The Bridgeexemplifies games as an art form, with beautifully hand-drawn art in the style of a black-and-white lithograph,” reads its description.Both games are free on the Epic Games Store from now until 21 March at 3pm, so go grab them while you can.
The Epic Games Store is a great place to visit every now and then if you’re a PC player after a few delicious freebies.
It just so happens that the latest free offerings are now available to download, and it’s a solid line-up.
PCowners can get their hands on both Eidos-Montréal’sDeus Ex: Mankind Dividedand indie developers Ty Taylor and Mar Castañeda’sThe Bridge.
Advert
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Deus Ex: Mankind Dividedis, of course, the 2016 follow-up to 2011’sDeus Ex: Human Revolution.
“The year is 2029, and the golden era of augmentations is over,” the synopsis teases.
“Mechanically augmented humans have been deemed outcasts and segregated from the rest of society. Crime and acts of terror serve as a thin veil to cover up an overarching conspiracy aimed at controlling the future of mankind.”
Marvel’s Midnight Sunswill soon land on PS Plus' extra tier.
While it does help if you’ve playedHuman Revolutionahead ofMankind Divided, you should be able to follow the game if you carefully watch the ‘recap’ video included in the release.
Advert
Advert
BlendingAssassin’s Creed’s stealthy gameplay withCyberpunk 2077’s technology-powered world,Deus Ex: Mankind Dividedis a really solid release that garnered a score of 84 over on Metacritic back when it launched.
The Bridge, on the other hand, is a logic puzzle game, offering players a nice change of pace.
You’ll be tasked with manipulating gravity in order to traverse “impossible architectures”.
There are 48 unique puzzles in total, all requiring innovative solutions.
Advert
Advert
“Explore increasingly difficult worlds, each uniquely detailed and designed to leave you with a pronounced sense of intellectual accomplishment.The Bridgeexemplifies games as an art form, with beautifully hand-drawn art in the style of a black-and-white lithograph,” reads its description.
Both games are free on the Epic Games Store from now until 21 March at 3pm, so go grab them while you can.
Topics:Epic Games,PC,Assassins Creed,Cyberpunk 2077,Free Games
