Once again, Epic Games Store is updated with new free games to attract more followers. We’re so glad you didn’t look the prize horse in the mouth. After last week’s three (Hood: Outlaw & Legends, Iradus: Lord of the Dead and Geneforce 1: Mutagen), it’s the turn of Killing Floor 2 and Ancient Enemy. Both will be available until July 14, 2022 at 5:00 PM (French local time).
Killing Floor 2 is a co-op shooter for 6-12 people that sends us into empty magazines against terrifying and bloodthirsty zombies. An action classic in vein, fun and unpretentious. Meanwhile, Ancient Enemy is a card battle RPG set in a desolate world that has already been conquered by marine forces. Relying on luck and strategy, we must destroy deranged enemies with a variety of spells and abilities as we travel through the wastelands.
How to Download Killing Floor 2 for PC for Free
- First, you need to have an account on the Epic Games Store.
- You can create one anytime by registering for free in the store from here.
- Fill in various fields (last name, first name, username, email address, password and indicate whether you want to receive offers and promotions).
- Then accept the Terms of Service, verify your email address, and activate the two-step verification process.
- Once you have access to your account, go to the link we shared above and use your games without entering payment details.
- You must have Epic Games Store client installed on your PC to play, just download from this link and that’s it, from there you can access the games library.
Source | Epic games
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