Epic Games Store‘s Holiday Giveaway Continues: Ghostrunner 2 Now Free
The Epic Games Store is extending its streak of daily free game giveaways, now offering a major title for the eighth consecutive day. Following a week of diverse titles including Wizard of Legend, TerraTech, Astrea: Six Sided Oracles, Vampire Survivors, Dredge, and the Dark and Darker expansion, the store has upped the ante.
yesterday’s offering, the action-adventure title Control from Remedy Entertainment, has been replaced by another AAA game: the fast-paced, first-person action game, Ghostrunner 2.
“They were supplemented yesterday by the first AAA game in the form of an action adventure Control from Remedy, which he is now replacing another major title in the form of a first person action Ghostrunner 2,” a representative from the Epic Games Store stated.
Developed by the Polish studio One More Level and released last October, Ghostrunner 2 plunges players into a cyberpunk world filled with frenetic combat and a diverse roster of enemies, including challenging bosses. Players will utilize a variety of high-tech weapons to overcome these obstacles. A futuristic motorcycle provides swift transportation between locations, adding another layer to the gameplay experience.
This generous giveaway continues Epic Games Store’s tradition of providing players with high-quality games at no cost. This holiday season’s offerings have already garnered notable attention from gamers worldwide, highlighting the platform’s commitment to community engagement.
Don’t miss out on this chance to add Ghostrunner 2 to your game library. Head over to the Epic Games Store to claim your free copy before the offer expires.
From Free Games to Franchise Futures: An Interview about Epic’s Holiday Giveaway
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Senior Editor, William Carter: Welcome back to World Today News.I’m joined today by Dr. Anya Volkov, a professor of gaming culture and digital marketing at the University of San Francisco. Dr. Volkov,thanks for taking the time.
Dr. Anya Volkov: My pleasure,William. It’s always fascinating to talk about the evolving landscape of gaming.
William: Absolutely. And speaking of evolution, we’ve seen a fascinating trend unfold this holiday season with the Epic Games store’s ongoing giveaway.eight days running of free games, culminating in the surprise offering of Ghostrunner 2. What’s your take on this strategy from Epic?
Dr. volkov: It’s certainly a bold move, but one that aligns perfectly with Epic’s overall approach to the market. They’ve become known for disrupting established norms, from their initial foray into free-to-play with Fortnite to battling Apple over app store fees. This massive giveaway is another example of that.
William: It’s certainly generous, but what’s the potential benefit for Epic beyond just goodwill?
Dr. Volkov: Several things, actually. firstly, they’re grabbing massive attention during a crucial shopping season. Gamers are always excited about freebies, but a free AAA title like Ghostrunner 2 is a real head-turner. This generates buzz, draws new users to their platform, and puts their service in the spotlight.
William: And presumably, they hope these new users will stick around and make purchases later on?
Dr. volkov: Exactly. Epic can leverage this influx of users by showcasing their curated library, exclusive deals, and their own titles like Fortnite. the giveaway acts as a gateway to the wider ecosystem.
William: So, it’s a long game strategy, investing in user acquisition now for future returns?
Dr. Volkov: Precisely.
William: what about the signal this sends to the broader gaming industry?
Dr. Volkov: It raises the stakes for everyone. We might see other platforms trying to compete with similar giveaways or find creative ways to attract new players. ultimately, this benefits consumers by creating a more competitive market with wider options and possibly better deals.
William: Fascinating insights, Dr. volkov. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us.
Dr. Volkov: My pleasure.
William: For more gaming news and analysis, stay tuned to World Today News.
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