The Epic Store Games for the Week Are Here - Get Keylocker and Prilgrims Until Next Week

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The Epic Store Games for the Week Are Here - Get Keylocker and Prilgrims Until Next Week

It's another Thursday, meaning more free games from the Epic Games Store! This week, we have a cyberpunk turn-based RPG about being forbidden to sing, and an adventure game where you can use cards to influence the characters arount you.

For mobile players, you'll need to download the app on your iOS (EU only) or Android device and download it. Don't forget that you can get 20% of your purchase back as Epic Rewards. If you get anything, don't forget to use the code OUTOFGAMES on checkout. Without further ado, let's get into it!

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Keylocker: Turn Based Cyberpunk Action - PC

 

What would you do if you lived in a world where singing is forbidden, but you have to let your voice be heard? Keylocker is a turn-based RPG set in a cyberpunk dystopia. Meet a cast of colorful character as you go on a quest to dismantle a corrupt system that won't let people be themselves.


Pilgrims - Mobile, PC

Go on a pilgrimage and discover a world full of folktales, both benevolent and dangerous. Use your deck of (very simple) cards to interact with the world and change how the story goes.


What do you think of today's game(s)? What other titles would you like to see Epic give away for free? Let us know in the comments below! See you next week with 911 Operator and Road Redemption!

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  • Coming out of my hole to say Keylocker is a phenomenal game, definitely up there for favorite things I played last year. It's very weird and rough around the edges, but the things it does properly it absolutely crushes. I recommended it to quite a few people before, but now that its free to pick up for a bit there's no reason not to try and give it a shot.