They follow the 12 days, 12 free games in the Epic store, a promotion that adds to their entire selection of offers, sales and Christmas discounts.
Santa Claus, the Magi and now, the Epic Games Store. The digital store of the creators of Fortnite remains committed to making Christmas even sweeter and continues its promotion 12 games, 12 days. From last December 20 until next January 1, 2020, the company gives away a game every afternoon, which you can download for free from here. Although today, December 26, we are not facing a megaton like the one reserved for Christmas Day (where Celeste fell), we do have the opportunity to get a title capable of offering us a good number of laughs and hours of fun. We talked about the nice Totally Accurate Battle Simulator.
Nicknamed TABS and released on April 1 of this year, it is a crazy strategy game that allows us to relive the most famous battles in history from a very … point of view, the less "particular". Its great asset lies in its insane system of physics, capable of offering unique moments in each game. A warrior capable of lifting only a Viking ship with several people on top? A dozen mammoths facing a single caveman who keeps throwing stones at them? And how about a paladin fighting 20 peasants who hit his knees with his wheelbarrows? All that and much more is possible in Totally Accurate Battle Simulator, one of those games that only aim to give us a smile and make our day (which is not a little). Proof that he succeeds is his 7.8 grade in Metacritic (according to user ratings) and his "extremely positive" reviews of Steam.
The best Christmas offers
This 12-day free games promotion is a great excuse to visit the Epic Games Store and keep an eye on your Christmas offers, sales and discounts. In FreeGameTips we have compiled at what price the best games of the year are on the different platforms and we have prepared, so that you save a good handful of euros and go with the odd bargain, a guide to buy the best indie games of 2019. If coal awaits you under the tree, it has never been as easy as now to become Midas and transform coal into games.
