Epic Games and Frogwares have announced that Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments is free to own on Epic Games Store. From today and until April 16th, PC gamers can visit the game’s EGS page and acquire their free copy.
Powered by Unreal Engine 3, Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments comes with much richer, more immersive and detailed rendering of both the environments and characters.
The game also features new investigation techniques, as well as a moral system. Players can use their impressive talents as a detective to solve six thrilling and varied cases. Thus, players can solve murders, missing persons, spectacular thefts and numerous investigations.
The great freedom of action in Crimes & Punishments allows you to conduct your investigations in the manner you deem appropriate. You can use the 14 extraordinary skills of detection for which Sherlock is famous. Furthermore, you can choose the avenues of enquiry you wish to pursue, interrogate your suspects and, from your deductions, name the guilty parties… and you can even determine their fate.
You can acquire your free copy from here. Close to the Sun is also available for free, and you can get it from here.
Have fun!
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Elementary (digital store), my dear
WatsonTimmy.Lol..
Excellent, thank you Epic.
Wow, Just Cause 4 is next. Don’t think any other recent game like that has been free.
Standard edition only.
It’s cheaper to get Gold edition Steam key than free base game + paid DLCs on EGS.
But the free edition is still the cheapest edition. I’ll be getting that one.
I’m excited about that one.
I’m hoping Ashen goes free at some point.
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair was free on EGS in less than 3 mos from release I believe but yeah, no AA title like this has appeared this quickly I believe.
In related news, Bub&Bob has solved the case of my blue balls. A man with a mind like Sherlock certainly gives excellent brains.
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Chris who?
I hate sherlock, he always pretends to know everything in games and movies as if he’s like me.
If you are paying for games on Epic then you are doing it wrong…
Epic, make piracy great again.
I bought Control there for 28 bucks, because I’m not filty pirate scum.
I prefer to contribute to society, not leave a stain on it.
gg
Most people that pirate games can’t afford to buy them anyway. Count yourself fortunate that you don’t live in poverty and stop being so arrogant.
My experience says otherwise. In fact, most people who are poor don’t have an internet connection or a PC capable of running the game.
Your logic isn’t adding up. Who is poor and has a highspeed data connection and a gaming PC?
I’m yet to meet this person.
Half of the world and they don’t need a high speed internet connection to download pirated games or even what you would imagine a gaming PC to be. They play on old outdated hardware that would be considered junk by Western standards that can barely run the game even at lowest settings.
I’m not convinced you can even manage to download a game without a modern connection these days. Games are huge. Where would they get them from?
the best store