Free Games on Epic Games Store – October 2023

by priyanka.patel tech editor

Epic games Store to Offer Two Award-Winning Detective Games for Free in February 2026

Epic Games Store is bolstering its library with two critically acclaimed detective titles,available to claim at no cost between February 12th adn 19th,2026. The upcoming offerings cater to fans of the genre with distinct gameplay styles – one a stylized indie adventure, the other a 3D experience featuring innovative time manipulation mechanics.

A Double dose of Deduction

Both games have garnered meaningful praise from players and industry critics alike, with each having received various awards. This week’s announcement follows the distribution of the current free games and signals Epic Games Store’s continued commitment to providing high-quality titles to its user base.

Did you know? – epic Games Store frequently offers free games to attract and retain users, making it a popular platform for PC gamers seeking value.

Nobody Wants to Die“: Rewinding Time to Solve a Futuristic Noir

The frist free game, Nobody Wants to Die, developed by Critical Hit Games, introduces a unique gameplay element: the ability to manipulate time. Players can revisit crime scenes at different moments, piecing together clues to unravel a complex case. The game draws inspiration from the film noir genre,set in a futuristic rendition of New York City,and centers around a gripping serial killer examination.

According to user reviews on Steam, the game has received a “very positive” rating, based on 5,955 reviews with 84% positive feedback.”PC Games,” a sister publication, awarded the title a score of 9 out of 10 in its review. Normally priced at €24.99, this is a significant prospect for players to experience this highly-rated title.

“Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark”: Pixelated Mysteries and Humorous Dialog

The second free game, Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark, is the second installment in the popular Darkside detective series. The first game in the series was previously offered as a free title on the Epic Games Store in December 2025. Developers Spooky Doorway have also recently announced a third entry in the series.

Like its predecessor, A Fumble in the Dark features hand-drawn pixel art, witty dialogue, and a series of intriguing cases to solve within the quirky town of Twin Lakes.Steam users have overwhelmingly praised the game, awarding it an “extremely positive” rating based on 1,891 international reviews, with 95% positive feedback. The game typically retails for €13.49.

Pro tip – To claim thes free games, you must have an Epic Games Store account and enable two-factor authentication for security.

Epic Games encourages players to share their thoughts on the upcoming free games through the comment section, noting that registration is required to participate and reminding users to adhere to the established forum rules.

for more updates on gaming news and exclusive content, Epic Games directs users to its social media channels on Whatsapp and X. Video content, often infused with humor, can be found on Youtube, Instagram, and Tiktok.

Source: Epic Games Store.

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