Last Chance To Claim These 3 Free PC Games

@jsprunk: We still haven't; it has not come out yet AFAIK, but the tense you use suggests that it has? The VR one with Alyx, right?

Not really a grammar nazi but am just pointing out the semantics of your post and my takeaway -- there's confusion caused. If the VR title has come out, I apologize.

Also, do we really count VR titles as main entries or even popular ones, regardless if they're official or not? lol. Just messing with you.

@artiebuco: At least you're honest, in-the-know and self-aware! lol

@at0m1x: Smart, because who knows if your Steam licenses could or would ever get revoked. Spares are always good -- and you're legally entitled to make spares of stuff you own anyway!

@BabeNewelll: I'd rather have no third-party digital storefront and no DRM, but hey, those days are long gone. I would also rather not have divisive camps, zealots, try-hard keyboard warriors / tinfoil hat wearers, monopolies, sycophants, etc... all these together make for a bad combination, and a volatile situation when changes arise.

We should only have to put up with some of these elements, but with this market right now, it is all of them in spades. No. The attitudes must go.

@neurogia: That's just your opinion, though, and not fact (re: their quality). And they weren't actually "very" old games, which suggests your threshold for oldness is abnormally high.

@neurogia: My Steam library is made up of 98% indie and old games at this point. Over 220 games and only 5 are flagship games released in the last two years.

I haven't purchased a single game in the Epic Store yet, but with 74 free games in my Epic Library now -- some that overlap my Steam library and some fun games I might not have considered buying -- I found myself thinking over Christmas that maybe it wouldn't be too bad to buy "such and such" game that was on sale. I finally decided not to buy any games, but I don't think I would have even remotely considered it without the small repository of fun games already sitting in my Epic library.

I have to give some credit to Epic on this one. I didn't think their free game strategy would change my mind. If they keep it up and if they can improve the store a bit more Steam might actually have a real competitor to deal with.

@neurogia: Honestly some weren't, some were.

Darksiders is amazing, I hear Steep is amazing.

I've enjoyed quite a few of the games and there were quite a few I would have enjoyed if I didn't already own.

Most free games will be older games. For those who have never played them because they either never heard of them or were just on the fence about paying for them, free games are great. I know I enjoyed Surviving mars quite a bit. Sure it's an indie game but it's better than quite a few AAA that I've played.

@neurogia: entitled much?

@neurogia: are you just saying that to say it? because it couldnt be further from the truth.

@neurogia: awww Like that indy studio Ubisoft? Or Rocksteady? Maybe Remedy? Gotta love those up and comers...

@thedarklinglord: probably the one way that happens is if people stop playing fortnite...

I think it’s made them enough money to last them a good long while

So good for them for giving anything away

I actually got a lot of mileage out of steep when it was free on PSN.