Epic's latest round of freebies can be snagged from September 28 until October 5.
Epic has today started giving out the final slate of free games on the Epic Games Store that will be available to end September and begin October. By all accounts, this past week's rotation of freebies on the Epic Store were pretty weak and didn't end up saving users much money whatsoever. Luckily, Epic has followed up this dismal lineup with one that will save EGS users roughly $60 in total.
Model Builder, on the other hand, normally costs $19.99 and is perhaps one of the most unique titles that has been placed up for grabs on EGS in quite some time. As the name suggests, Model Builder allows players to create their own miniature models with a variety of tools, just as you would be able to do in real life. Model Builder might not be one of the most well-known games on the Epic storefront, but it's definitely worth checking out to see if you might be interested in it.
Briar and Lute are two sisters who have been reborn as Chimera. The transformation has granted Briar superhuman strength and resilience, while Lute, sacrificed to bind her soul to her sister's, has become a shade with mystical powers. Briar and Lute are sent on a mission to reclaim a city in ruins, only to discover that the Order they belong to has a more complex plan in mind.
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