Fortnite's parents name the next gift they will give in their store, which now has Steep, Darksiders and Darksiders 2 free.
Epic Games does not intend to change strategy and plans to continue giving Steam war based on free games and exclusive releases. The company has already confirmed which title it will give as of next week, when it returns to the routine and always after finishing the current promotion. This is For the King, a role-playing game and strategy that was launched in February 2017 and will be available to any store user from next Thursday, January 9.
For the King combines board games and roguelike in, according to its creators, "a challenging adventure through several kingdoms." It has some "very positive" reviews on Steam and can be enjoyed both alone and in the company of friends, either in local multiplayer or by pulling online cooperative. The game, whose trailer you can see on these lines, comes to replace Steep, Darksiders and Darksiders 2, which has been the triumvirate of free gifts that Epic Games Store wanted to start 2020. When they are no longer available (something which will take place on January 9 at 5:00 p.m.), the turn will come to For the King, so don't lose yourself among roscones, Magi and wrapping paper. Get the four before it's too late.
Epic Games vs Steam
The policy of Epic Games will remain true to 2019. The company is determined that it will not stop buying exclusivities, or give away free games every week, until Steam does not change its conditions and gives developers 88% of the resulting money of each sale (the rest being for the store itself and its distribution). This royalty proposal, far removed from what Valve's platform offers today, who does not give its arm to twist, places the end of this conflict on a very distant horizon. Better for users?
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