You can claim over $100 of PC free downloads right now in this epic giveaway, and when I say “epic”, I mean it quite literally. But you need to act fast to avoid missing out.
It doesn’t matter what our interests are, whether it’s video games, movies, sports, board games and more, keeping ourselves entertained outside of work or college can be very expensive.
That’s why it’s always important to save precious money whenever we can. After all, positive distractions are always great for our overall well-being.
Sure, despite continuous price hikes, subscription services such as Netflix, PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass can be great ways to save money, as long as we’re not too fussy about owning physical media.
As part of the platform’s regular giveaways, Epic Games Store members can not only claim a free game, but a DLC pack worth $100 (about £76).
Right now, until 13 November 2025, you can claim both Felix the Reaper (a full game reduced from £8.50) and ‘Nixie’s Champions of Renown Bundle Pack’, just by logging into Idle Champions of Forgotten Realms.
“Felix the Reaper is a challenging and strict 3D puzzle game about bringing humans into deadly situations. You are Felix, the ever-dancing bringer of death, who just so happens to be dangerously in love with Life,” reads the description of the game.
Claim this DLC pack before it’s too late
“The Epic Exclusive Nixie’s Champions of Renown Bundle Pack is a treasure trove of rewards,” reads the description of the DLC. “It includes unlocks for five exciting Champions, as well as chests to gear them up for FREE just by logging into the game! Discover the power of these exclusive items and take your gameplay to the next level.”
However, as a reminder, you will need to log in to Champions of the Forgotten Realms before 13 November to claim the pricey DLC pack for free.
It’s always worth keeping tabs on the Epic Games Store and its social media channels, just to see what freebie delights it’s giving away next. Even if, like me, most games would kill your laptop, it’s still worth claiming them, just in case.
