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World War Z

World War Z and Two More Games Available Free on Epic Games Store

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The Epic Games Store continues to offer free PC games weekly with World War Z and two other games available this week starting today.

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While Epic Games announces the lineup of free games a week ahead of being available, Saber Interactive’s World War Z being part of this week’s lineup was announced today in a surprise. 

The addition comes alongside an update for the game released earlier this week that enables cross-play between Epic Games Store and Xbox One players. The developer said in the patch notes that PlayStation 4 cross-play support will be coming “at some point in the future.”

World War Z and the other two games available this week, musical action-adventure game Figment and twin-stick shooter Tormentor x Punisher, are free until April 2 at 11 a.m. ET.

Epic Games revealed the next lineup of free games with first-person exploration game Gone Home and action-adventure game Hob. The two games will be available for free starting next week on April 2 until April 9.

In other news, the company had announced today that it will be publishing the next games from developers genDesign, Remedy Entertainment, and Playdead in a deal promoting an initiative that “fundamentally changes the developer/publisher model.”


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