Our store recommends several free games that are absolutely worth trying.
“Phyllosoma” is a grim, Dark Souls–style action game where you play as a hunter whose goal is to reach the top of a towering citadel. Combat is built around stamina management, precise blocking, and well-timed counterattacks. Defeat terrifying enemies, upgrade your character, and climb higher and higher until you face the powerful creature waiting at the summit.
“Lillapad” puts you in the role of a cursed human turned frog. Your goal is to find two lost petals and restore your human form. Explore a magical pond, solve puzzles, and use lily pads to switch between two forms — frog and tadpole. Each form has unique abilities: as a frog, you can jump across rocks, break weak walls, and swing over gaps using your tongue, while as a tadpole you can dive deep into the pond and slip through narrow passages. Recover the lost petals and reclaim your humanity.
“Heartopia” is a cozy multiplayer life simulator set in a charming seaside town, where you create your character, choose outfits, and decorate your own home. Take on different hobbies — from fishing and cooking to gardening and socializing with other players — or help local NPCs to earn the resources you need to progress. Heartopia is available not only on PC but also on mobile devices, so you can download it from Google Play or the Apple Store. Invite your friends to join, as the game supports online multiplayer, letting you explore this whimsical world together.
“EmuDevz” is an unusual educational game for anyone who wants to feel like a game developer. Together with an online friend, you take apart an old console, learn Assembly 6502, write code step by step, run tests, and refine your programs. The game presents programming in an interactive format with dialogues, a visual debugger, and the ability to run your own homemade games. Dive into the world of coding and build your first small game project.
“Project KILLDANCE” is a dark isometric action game about precise, methodical elimination of enemies. You have to carefully study each level, plan your routes, and chain your attacks together, because a single mistake can lead to instant death. As you progress, you unlock new abilities, and after finishing a mission, you can watch a replay of your run presented as a stylish combat choreography.
Epic Games is also offering a free title you can add to your library:
“Rustler (Grand Theft Horse)” is an isometric open-world action game often described as “GTA in a medieval setting.” It leans heavily into absurd humor, player freedom, and a parody take on classic RPGs and action games. You complete quests, enter tournaments, upgrade your character, cause chaos in the streets, and explore a world packed with references and comedic situations. The game features both main story missions and side activities. The combat system is simple yet very dynamic. If you are looking for something unusual to enjoy over a couple of evenings, Rustler is a great pick — especially when you can grab it for free.
