Epic Games Store Offers Two Free Games This Week, Three More Coming Next Week: Check Full List

Epic Games Store has announced this week’s free game lineup, giving users a chance to grab Felix The Reaper and Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms at no cost. Both games are available to claim until November 13 at 9:30 PM, after which the next set of free titles will go live. Also Read: Microsoft’s Next Xbox May Run Full Windows, Support Steam And Epic Games Store

Two Free Games Available Until November 13

Felix The Reaper is a quirky puzzle game that follows Felix, a worker at the Ministry of Death, who completes his grim tasks by dancing through each level. Players guide him through shadow-based puzzles while making sure he stays out of the sunlight. The game stands out for its offbeat humor, clever design, and catchy soundtrack. Also Read: Snapchat Down: Thousands of Users Report Login Issues, App Temporarily Down Globally

The second free title, Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms, is a strategy game based on the Dungeons & Dragons universe. Players assemble teams of legendary heroes to fight through campaigns and earn in-game rewards. The title focuses on team formation, tactical upgrades, and long-term progression. Also Read: Amazon Prime Gaming Brings 11 Free PC Games In September 2025: Full Lineup And How To Claim

Both games can be added to users’ Epic Games Store library permanently as long as they are claimed before the offer expires on November 13.

Next Week’s Free Games Revealed

Epic has also revealed the next batch of free games that will replace the current lineup on November 13 at 9:30 PM. Users will be able to download ScourgeBringer, Songs of Silence, and Zero Hour for free until November 20.

ScourgeBringer is a fast-action platformer where players fight their way through shifting worlds filled with enemies. Songs of Silence combines story-driven strategy and turn-based battles. Zero Hour is a tactical first-person shooter game focused on teamwork and realistic combat.

As always, the free titles will rotate weekly, and users can claim them directly from the Epic Games Store website or desktop launcher before the deadline.