LIMBO Is Free in the Mobile Epic Games Store
The Mobile Epic Games Store is now giving away free game titles every week; all you have to do is remember to collect them.
This week, play as a boy navigating the dark and treacherous realm of Limbo to save his sister .
Limbo . 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.
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Limbo (2010) is a puzzle platformer published and developed by Playdead. Traverse a monochromatic landscape as a young boy who navigates the dark and dangerous Limbo realm to save his sister. Avoid bear traps hidden in the inky forest floor and survive attacks from monsters lurking in shadowy corners. You will need to be clever to solve mechanical puzzles using machinery, magnets, and gravity.
Developers at Playdead describe Limbo as a trial-and-death type of game. This means you will die repeatedly, but each death is meant to be a learning experience. Often, the boy's disturbing demise is gruesomely animated, but there is a gore filter for those who need it.
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This critically acclaimed dark indie adventure is praised for its haunting atmosphere thanks to an eerie soundtrack and grayscale graphics. Limbo has won over 100 awards, including Kotaku 's Best Indie Game and IGN 's Best Horror Game.
Limbo is free (a $3.99 value) in the Mobile Epic Games Store until June 5 at 10 am.
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