New free games in the Epic Games Store

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As always, a new week means new free games in the Epic Games Store. We tell you what you can get next week. This time we have a hunting simulator and an arcade game collection.

Here’s what’s in the Epic Games Store next week

The big highlight next week is the open-world game The Hunter: Call of the Wild. In it, we take on the role of a hunter with the task of stalking. Through planning, tactical and cautious action and the right equipment, we have to hunt wild prey. The game is definitely not for pacifist nature lovers, but it promises a very realistic hunting experience with freely customisable characters and their weapons. Even a multiplayer mode for The Hunter: Call of the Wild has been thought of by the Swedish developers of Expansive Worlds.

Antstream Arcade

The second free game is more of an addon or goodie. For this you first have to download (also for free) the main game, the game collection Antstream Arcade. This consists of 1000 old classics of retro gaming. With the add-on from the Epic Games Store, you get 1090 Gems, which function as in-game currency in Antstream Arcade. You can then use them to unlock games, challenges and time-limited tournaments. Included are numerous classics such as 2D beat ’em ups like, Mortal Kombat Klassic, arcades á la Pac Man and Earthworm Jim and much more.

If you’re more of a console gamer. There are a lot of Black Friday discounts on PS4 and PS5 games in the Playstation Store at the moment

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