Instead of HUF 12,000, two very special games are completely free: an FPS set in an alternative past, and a crazy post-apocalyptic RPG.
Daniel Bódi
25.04.2024 – The Epic Games Store is giving away two pretty special games this week to anyone who wanders into its Steam rival’s store. The gifts are not worth leaving just because they would cost HUF 12,000 in total, or because they are really interesting and entertaining titles.
One continues in 2025 with spectacular graphics Industry, a short but fuller sci-fi FPS from the smaller indie Bleakmill Games team, which tries to bring the elements and mechanics of Half Life and BioShock and the atmosphere of Twin Peaks under one roof. In the game, you have to find a way home from the parallel dimension with a woman from East Berlin, Nora, which won’t be a smooth ride because of an enemy AI and its robot henchmen.
The other gift is a LISA: The Painful will be an improved edition of the brain problem, for which they are asking about HUF 7,800 on Steam. The game is an overblown madness grafted into a pixel-graphic RPG, a post-apocalyptic carnage, a morbid journey thoroughly imbued with black humor. LISA is full of pop culture references, winks and lots of laughs. And don’t let anyone be alarmed by its graphics, otherwise you’ll miss out on a completely surreal, but fantastic and special adventure.
From April 25 to May 2, games can be added to the Epic Games Store libraries for free, where they will remain forever.
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