Epic Games has announced that Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs and Kingdom New Lands are currently free on Epic Games Store. From today and until October 22nd, PC gamers can visit their EGS pages and acquire their copies.
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is a first-person horror that was developed by The Chinese Room, creators of Dear Esther. In this game, you assume the role of Oswald Mandus who awakes in his bed, wracked with fever and haunted by dreams of a dark and hellish engine.
On the other hand, Kingdom New Lands is a minimalistic micro strategy game with retro aesthetics and an ambient soundtrack. Players take control of a monarch struggling to build their kingdom from nothing. Players will explore the world, recruit loyal subjects and defend from the nightly Greed attacks.
You can acquire your free copies for these two games from here and here.
Have fun!
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another lazy f4ggy 2d game and a walking sim.
The first game in the series vas praised and received very good critics, its far from lazy and faggy……. for the other I dont know.
fck off.
If you haven’t noticed you are trying to have a conversation with either a 10 year old child or a very pathetic adult.
The basement teenagers with no f*cking job will be happy!
For my part, I have too much principle to participate to this complete sh*t show wich is EGS.
so scary
https://youtu.be/WyP_0QZz5dY
The basement teenagers with no f*cking job will be happy!
For my part, I have too much principle to participate to this complete sh*t show wich is EGS.
A machine for pigs is one of the weakest frictional games, but that doesn’t mean it’s terrible. It has some really cool moments, but the puzzles are really dumbed down. It’s in the same realm as walking simulators where I would play them only if they were free.
It was made by a different developer, The Chinese Room, who previously made Dear Esther.