The Epic Games Store mobile app provides access to a changing selection of free games, notably including mobile versions of the renowned Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) and its sequel, available until March 20. These titles, celebrated as classics in the RPG genre, helped evolve gameplay elements like morality and companion systems, influencing later games such as Mass Effect. Despite the app's lack of polish, the availability of these beloved games for free is an enticing draw for users.
...the Epic Games Store mobile app is a bit of a mess. However, it does offer a rotating catalog of free games for your phone if you need a reason to check it out.
For instance, through Mar. 20, you can pick up the mobile versions of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and its 2004 sequel for free.
Both titles are considered classics of the CRPG genre, and are also responsible for developing the morality and companion systems that later rose to prominence in the Mass Effect franchise.
I'm still baffled that a pair of games that I originally played by shuffling around four, count' em, four CDs on my desktop can now be called down from the ether of the internet for free, and played on the same device I use to order Mexican food.
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