PC Gamers Can Save $40 In Free Game Offer, Includes 10/10 Hit

It’s that time again. The Epic Games Store has updated with yet another batch of free games you can very easily claim right now.

As is always the case, the available games are claimable on PC only but they are yours to keep forever, as long as you secure them before 4pm BST on Thursday, 2 July.

At that stage, a new batch will become available but for now, you can grab RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 Complete Edition and Voidwrought, both of which typically retail for $19.99 each.

Let’s begin with Voidwright because this one garnered some 10 out of 10 reviews at launch.

Developed by Powersnake, Voidwright is a 2D action-platformer that first landed in late 2024.

It’s very much got a Hollow Knight feel to it as players fight and platform their way through “a hand-drawn world of cosmic horrors”.

“Explore the thawing ruins of the First Civilisation and strike down the gods that dwell there. Grow your powers, uncover ancient artifacts, and expand your shrine amid the wreckage,” the synopsis teases.

Throughout your journey, you’ll be able to unearth over 50 Relics and Souls, including “spectral weapons” and “passive buffs” which should help you carve out a playstyle to your liking.

You’re going to need to master the game’s combat as Voidwright features over 10 enemies and 11 bosses.

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The more enemies you defeat, the more you’ll extend your influence, and that’ll allow you to discover “new treasures, abilities, and secrets”.

Voidwright sits at an average of 76 on Metacritic, although it did pull in several perfect scores of 10.

“I would absolutely recommend checking out Voidwrought when you get a chance,” said Gaming Age in its perfect score review.

“It’s a fantastic metroidvania with some inventive abilities, and doesn’t overstay its welcome at a fairly tight 10 hours or so depending on how thorough you are with finding everything.”

It should take you around eight hours to finish the game’s main story, but you could be looking at closer to double that for a completionist run.

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If that’s not your cup of tea, consider claiming RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 Complete Edition.

This one perhaps needs less introduction as it’s quite a self-explanatory game.

Frontier Developments’ 2020 release allows you to build and experience your very own theme park in what is a remaster of the classic 2004 release of the same name.

Players will need to control their park’s finances, shops, services, and staff as randomised scenarios attempt to put a spanner in the works.

“Become a true tycoon and embark on your promising new career, or create your ideal park without money woes in sandbox mode. Satisfy your guests’ needs and keep your park running smoothly to succeed,” the synopsis reads.

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You can ride your creations thanks to the game’s “coaster cam”, and this version includes both the Soaked! and Wild! expansions.

The game sits at a respectable ‘Very Positive’ score of 88% on Steam, with players drawing attention to the “never-ending possibilities”.

As RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 Complete Edition is more open-ended, you could be looking at a playtime between 20 and 200 hours.

You have just one a week to secure both of these games, and once you’ve done so, as a reminder, they’re yours to keep.