On time to christmas eve The imaginary Santa Claus from the Epic Games Store reaches into his sack and once again conjures up a gift in the form of the Full version of a game which you can download completely free of charge. The special highlight: The respective game is daily only 24 hours available and changes at 5:00 p.m. sharp. So on the one hand you can still secure the current game of the day and then after 17:00 o’clock strike again. Which game will Epic bring us on December 24th?
How does the Epic Games Store holiday promotion work?
Since Thursday, December 15, 2022, Epic has been teasing a new game every day, which you can download completely free of charge from 5:00 p.m. All you need is a linked account at the Steam competitor. From 5:00 p.m. you have exactly 24 hours to download the respective full version. The promotion lasts up to and including Thursday, January 5th, 2023.
As soon as the next game is online, the previous one expires. You can keep the free games permanently and therefore play them as often as you like. Teasered as part of the Christmas campaign epic the upcoming game in the form of a gift wrapping whose design provides more or less subtle hints as to which title it could be next.
Which game will be free on the Epic Games Store on December 24th?
The current virtual gift wrap belongs more in the “wave the concrete post” category. At first glance it falls letter “M” that suspiciously resembles the logo of a well-known first-person shooter series. the stylized subway makes things clear. The next free game on the Epic Games Store will be a representative of the Metro series.
Popular first-person shooters from Ukrainian developers 4A Games based on the Metro novels by Dmitry Glukhovsky. In a dystopian Moscow you have to a year 2033 after a nuclear war in the metro survive in the Russian capital and defend yourself against all sorts of mutants. Which title free on Christmas Eve in Epic Games Store will be available is not officially known. It’s probably Metro: Last Light Redux. Epic already offered the second part of the first-person shooter series for free.
