FIGMENT 2: CREED VALLEY Is Free in the Mobile Epic Games Store
This week, face your fears while bringing peace to the dark and rhythmic world of The Mind in Figment 2: Creed Valley.
Figment 2: Creed Valley. Act quickly because this loot is only free via the Mobile Epic Games Store for a limited time.
For a while now, the Epic Games Store has been giving gamers free PC titles and in-game loot every single week. Now, mobile gamers can get in on the freebie action using the Mobile Epic Games Store app. All you have to do is download the app, log into your Epic Games account (or create a new one), and get the goods. Remembering to claim your freebies is the hardest part. Luckily, Geek Girl Authority will be there to remind you every week.
RELATED: Love mobile games? Check out our Mobile Game Monday adventures Figment 2: Creed Valley
Figment 2: Creed Valley (2023) is an action-adventure game developed and published by Bedtime Digital Games. In this standalone sequel to Figment , delve deep into the human psyche as Dusty, The Mind's courage. Help the hero and his friend, Piper, face the nightmares that have taken over a once peaceful mind.
Restore the moral compass that the nightmares have destroyed so that The Mind can function once again. Travel to Creed Valley, where ideals are formed, and reclaim peace of mind. Make your way through this mysterious land by solving mind-bending puzzles and fighting musical monsters. Use your sword to fight in battles timed to the atmospheric soundtrack. In The Mind, you will see (or hear) anything from piano bridges to dancing plants.
RELATED: July's Most Anticipated Video Games
Feel the rhythm of this surreal world as you face your fears and anxieties. Experience universal experiences that affect us all, from joy to sadness, in a dark and stylized realm.
Figment 2: Creed Valley is available for free (a $5.99 value) in the Mobile Epic Games Store until July 17 at 10 a.m. ET.
Mobile Game Monday: CREATURES OF THE DEEP
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
16 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Lin-Manuel Miranda will turn 'Hamilton' 10th anniversary into a fundraiser for immigration services
Lin-Manuel Miranda plans to use the 10th anniversary Broadway performance of his award-winning cultural phenomenon 'Hamilton' as a fundraiser for a coalition of nonprofits providing immigration services. The Aug. 6 performance of 'Hamilton' at Broadway's Richard Rodgers Theatre is expected to raise about $3 million for the Immigrants: We Get the Job Done Coalition, 14 nonprofits ranging from the Hispanic Federation and National Immigration Law Center to the Haitian Bridge Alliance and the Tahirih Justice Center. The donation will come from Miranda, the Miranda Family and Miranda Family Fund, and the 'Hamilton' cast. It seemed like a fitting tribute to 'Hamilton' and its inspiration, Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, Miranda told The Associated Press, though he recognizes that Hamilton wouldn't have called himself an immigrant. 'His narrative in our country kind of mirrors that of an immigrant story,' Miranda said. 'He did not grow up here. He didn't come from England. He came from the Caribbean, escaping harsh circumstances. And he really helped shape this country.' Miranda did exclusively reveal some plans for the special, invite-only 'Hamilton' anniversary show and the preshow reception that he will host. Fans already know the possibilities after the special 'Hamilton' medley at the Tonys in June. Even the audience will be 'stacked,' he said, since every actor who has ever performed during the show's Broadway run will be invited to be in the audience to watch the show's current Broadway cast that night. 'We're working on something special for the curtain call and another nice special thing after that,' Miranda said. 'That's about all I can say.' The bulk of the invites have gone to winners selected from a Prizeo sweepstakes, where entrants donated at least $10 to the Immigrants coalition. A few dozen VIP packages, ranging from $2,500 to $10,000, will be available Thursday through the Hispanic Federation, with proceeds also going to the coalition. 'One of America's greatest exports -- at least for me growing up -- was the immigration narrative,' Miranda said. 'So many people I know… came to this country from somewhere else seeking a better life and then helped make this country better by being here. And I believe that's one of the greatest promises, one of greatest things about the American experiment, and I'll continue to fight for that and support organizations that are helping that cause.' Immigrant-serving nonprofits welcome #Hamilten support And the organizations that will benefit from the donations generated by the 'Hamilton' 10th anniversary, better known as #Hamilten, say the donations and encouragement are sorely needed now. Since the start of his second term, President Donald Trump swiftly moved to make good on 'Mass Deportation Now!' promises from his campaign. His administration has encouraged U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to detain and deport people quickly, even to countries where they have never been, in order to rein in illegal immigration. Hispanic Federation President and CEO Frankie Miranda, no relation to Lin-Manuel Miranda, said he is heartened by the more than 125,000 people who have donated to the 'Hamilton' fundraiser. 'I think it is the beginning of what could be an incredible movement of philanthropy and individual donors basically saying, 'Enough is enough',' he said. 'We have seen it also in the different demonstrations of people around the country where they are expressing their concern and their frustration out in the streets.' Hispanic Federation has already lost millions in federal funding, as the Trump administration cuts support for workplace development initiatives and environmental justice work, Frankie Miranda said. He has also seen some corporations withdraw their financial support because they fear reprisals from the Trump administration. 'We need bold ideas like 'Hamilton' where everybody feels that they can stand behind it,' he said. Aarti Kohli, executive director of the Asian Law Caucus, another coalition member, said the donations would help her group continue to provide community legal services to individuals, while also pursuing lawsuits like its challenge to the Trump executive order seeking to strip away birthright citizenship from some children born in the United States. 'At this time, when so many people are afraid to speak out and support vulnerable communities, Lin-Manuel Miranda being willing to use the 'Hamilton' platform just shows real leadership and bravery,' Kohli said. 'And I'm hoping that more donors will step up and support our sector. We are the firewall between authoritarianism and democracy.' Kica Matos, president of the National Immigration Law Center, said her nonprofit plans to use the donations from the coalition to support its Defending Democracy initiative, which informs immigrants of their rights and uses the law as 'a bulwark against unconstitutional actions carried out by this administration.' Matos sees it as a 'full circle' moment to use funding generated by 'the story of one of our nation's Founding Fathers who himself was an indigent immigrant, who through his own grit, determination and his brilliance, worked his way up.' 'He was somebody who thought deeply about this new nation's democracy,' she added. 'What better way to honor Hamilton and to express our gratitude for these resources?' 'Immigrants: We get the job done' was a line that surprisingly resonated For Lin-Manuel Miranda, the fact that people remain fascinated by 'Hamilton' 10 years later also leaves him feeling grateful. And he remains surprised by the resonance of the line 'Immigrants: We get the job done,' a line shared in the show by Hamilton and French military officer Marquis de Lafayette at the Battle of Yorktown. 'I thought it was no big deal,' he said. 'But from the moment it was performed on stage, the audience reaction was so joyous at just the utterance of that simple fact. It's one of the things that just heartens me and gives me hope. In these dark times, it still gets a big cheer.' The cheering still requires the show to add extra measures of music to wait for the audience to calm down before continuing with the song 'Yorktown.' Miranda attributes it to the fact that so many Americans are only one or two generations away from an immigrant. 'It's the same reason why that No Kings protest vastly outnumbered the military parade happening on the same day,' he said. 'There are still a lot of people who believe in basic decency and treating people who come here -- often from really tough situations -- with humanity.' ______ Associated Press coverage of philanthropy and nonprofits receives support through the AP's collaboration with The Conversation US, with funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. The AP is solely responsible for this content. For all of AP's philanthropy coverage, visit Glenn Gamboa, The Associated Press Inicia sesión para acceder a tu portafolio
Yahoo
16 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Patrick Mahomes officially shares his Letterboxd-style 4 favorite films
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes officially knows what the Letterboxd Four Favorites trend is (if he didn't already), and he's officially given the world his choices. As FTW talked with Mahomes about his new partnership with T-Mobile for its Friday Night 5G Lights initiative, we wanted to specifically pick Mahomes' cinematic brain for what his favorite movies are if he was filling out a Letterboxd Four Favorites section of his profile. His answers in part show his love for sports movies, as he decided to pick Friday Night Lights, Top Gun, The Sandlot, Remember the Titans. We'll let him explain why he chose each one specifically for his four favorite films. Friday Night Lights "[The movie]" fits perfectly for this with being a Texas guy," Mahomes shared. "I grew up watching that movie." Top Gun "Watching that growing up a little bit with my dad was always cool," Mahomes shared. The Sandlot "The Sandlot was my favorite movie as a kid," Mahomes explained. Remember the Titans "[I'll pick] another sports movie," Mahomes explained. "I'm a sports guy if you can't tell." This article originally appeared on For The Win: Patrick Mahomes officially shares his Letterboxd-style 4 favorite films
Yahoo
16 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Triton Digital Announces U.S. Podcast Ranker Data for June 2025
NEW YORK, July 17, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Triton Digital®, the global technology and services provider to the digital audio, podcast, and broadcast radio industries, announced today the release of its June 2025 U.S. Podcast Ranker data, as measured by Triton's Podcast Metrics measurement service for the reporting period of June 2, 2025 – June 29, 2025. The rankings for the Top Sales Networks Report were iHeart Audience Network at #1 (garnering 68.7M Average Weekly Downloads and 19.2M Average Weekly Users), NPR ranking at #2 (garnering 27.6M Average Weekly Downloads and 7.2M Average Weekly Users), and Audacy Podcast Network at #3 (garnering 14.7M Average Weekly Downloads and 5.5M Average Weekly Users). In June, the top three podcasts based on downloads also remained the same for a third month, with "NPR News Now" (NPR) again at #1, "Up First" (NPR) landing at #2, and "Stuff You Should Know" (iHeart Audience Network) at #3. Continuing this trend, the top three podcasts based on weekly average listeners ranked the same for a third month, with "NPR News Now" (NPR) repeating at #1, "Up First" (NPR) resting at #2, and "Shawn Ryan Show" (Cumulus Podcast Network) at #3. Debuting shows for both downloads and listeners included "This American Life" (NPR), "Relatos de la Noche" (iHeart Audience Network), and "What Happened to Talina Zar" (iHeart Audience Network). Download-only debuts included "Garage Logic" (Gamut Podcast Network) and "Murder: True Crime Stories" (Audacy Podcast Network), while listener-only debuts included "News Reports" (LAist Studios), "The David Rutherford Show" (iHeart Audience Network), "Newshour" (BBC), "Your Daily Prayer" (Salem Podcast Network), and more. The Top Sales Network Reports are ranked by Average Weekly Downloads and Average Weekly Users in accordance with v2.2 of the IAB Podcast Technical Measurement Guidelines. Participating Sales Networks include content owners/creators and sales representation organizations. Certified by the IAB Tech Lab, Triton's Podcast Metrics eliminates inconsistent measurement practices and self-reported data, providing content creators, marketers, media buyers, and the audio industry at large with validated and transparent podcast audience data. Any sales network or publisher with an audience in the United States is eligible to participate in the U.S. Podcast Report. To learn more, contact: solutions@ About Triton Digital Triton Digital® is the global technology and services leader to the digital audio, podcast, and broadcast radio industries. Operating in more than 80 countries, Triton provides innovative technology that enables broadcasters, podcasters, and online music services to build their audience, maximize revenue, and streamline their day-to-day operations. In addition, Triton powers the global online audio industry with Webcast Metrics®, the leading streaming audio measurement service and Podcast Metrics, one of the first IAB certified podcast measurement services in the industry. With unparalleled integrity, excellence, teamwork, and accountability, Triton remains committed to connecting audio, audience, and advertisers to continuously fuel the growth of the global audio industry. For more information, visit View source version on Contacts Press Contact triton@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
