cheers guys will give Asylum a go first then.
Really basic question but is this free 'for ever' or free for only a week? It Doesn't say on the epic website page, and the link says "batman-free-week".....
Freebie alert: To celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Caped Crusader, Epic Games is giving away half a dozen free Batman games over the coming week via the Epic Games store. So long as you grab them by September 26, they're yours to keep forever. Sweet!
From now through September 26, users can nab Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City and Batman: Arkham Knight absolutely free of charge. Developed using Unreal Engine 3, this trio of highly regarded games received Metacritic scores of 91, 91 and 87, respectively.
All of the games are yours to keep forever, so long as you claim them before 10:59 a.m. Eastern on September 26 (that’s next Thursday).
Really basic question but is this free 'for ever' or free for only a week? It Doesn't say on the epic website page, and the link says "batman-free-week".....
Amazing deal also Arkham Knight is DRM free (the Steam version still has Denuvo DRM). No DLC for Arkham Knight though & no way to buy it on Epic store either. None of the 3 Arkham games have achievements either they are all without DRM or 3rd party gaming middleware like Steamworks or Xbox Live.
It's free gamesOne of my favourite game series. Absolutely amazing amount of content for free. If you enjoy them be sure to track down Origins too. Give Blackgate a miss though.
Really? It's supposed to be the Return to Arkham collection which comes with all the dlc. I know the pc version didn't get the remasters of Asylum and City, but stripping the dlc out of Knight would be silly.
The deal with Phoenix Point was shady because:
1. The game was crowd funded by people, not paid for by Epic to develop it.
2. The "cash payout" meant that the developers/publishers were happy to annoy the backers, many of which would have preferred Steam or GOG.
3. The backer site originally said backers would get a Steam key I believe, which turned out not to be true.
The devs/publishers are looking after number one at the expense of customer goodwill.
The 88/12 split sounds great for devs, but they are missing a trick. If that 88/12 split also let the customer pay a lower price, then it would make sense. Otherwise for a consumer the price seems to be much the same right now.
If a game is good, it will sell well, I'd prefer to see titles release on all major platforms if possible. Steam still has the biggest influence in terms of numbers of people on the platform.
Really basic question but is this free 'for ever' or free for only a week? It Doesn't say on the epic website page, and the link says "batman-free-week".....
Link?
FYI since some were asking - Arkham Knight did not include all the DLC but they have now added it in... in case anybody was on the fence because of that point
My stance on Epic remains the same; all for the competition, don't care how many launchers I have, but don't like the exclusivity grabbing... As long as that continues I'll be giving EGS a pass (despite the very good free deals - not a huge loss for me personally as I already own most of the games they've given away so far)
Epic is still too far behind on development to keep up with many (basic) Steam platform features, biggest examples are lack of user forums. People are taking to the Steam Borderlands 2 forums to raise issues with Borderlands 3, because Epic doesn't have forums, and Steam doesn't have Borderlands 3.
How much did Valve pay you to say thatEGS is nothing but a Gamersgate or Greenmangaming.
Steam offer EXTRA stuff which without, many games would die MANY years sooner.
Steam Workshop was a game changer.
EGS is nothing but a race to the bottom. Consumers do not win as they pay the same price and get less features than Steam/Origin.
Steam is made by PC gamers for PC gamers and it shows.
EGS is made by ????
Hahaha!How much did Valve pay you to say that
Still not worth it. Think I picked these up for £2-3 in a Steam sale a long time ago.