Dead Space, Hitman, and more discounted via Epic Games Store’s spring sale

Epic Games Store launched its spring sale just weeks after Steam closed. The Epic Games Store claims that the sale will offer discounts as high as 75% on select games, but most game prices are much less. Prices will be in force until April 20, at 11:01 a.m., local time.

We’ll list a small handful of games we like below, but we’re starting with the most affordable one to pick up. Dying Light: An Enhanced Edition is free through April 13, and it’s a hell of a freebie. This FPS-style, open-world zombie FPS is an excellent way to spend a few hours alone, or with your friends.

These are just a few of the other items that we found in this sale. Some are repeats of the Steam spring sale.

EA’s remake of the first Dead Space isn’t merely a next-gen upgrade with up-rezzed textures. Yes, graphics Are great, but the improvements to the sound design and the added accessibility options make this one worth playing, whether you’ve mastered the original or are coming in for the first time. This one’s usually $59.99, but you can get it for $47.99.

Hitman World of Assassination

Hitman 3Recently, it was Hitman World of Assassination. Although the name change is confusing it’s more understandable now that IO Interactive includes all maps. Hitman, Hitman 2And Hitman 3All in one. You also get the brand new and very entertaining Freelancer Mode. It has many Polygon staff members back on board. Normally $69.99, it’s $34.99.

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You can dive into Wild Hearts, Koei Tecmo’s take on the Monster Hunter formula with dashes Death StrandingYou get a good discount. You can use multiple traps and tools to make fighting bosses fun. We have many useful features for those who purchase this game. Wild HeartsThese guides will help you get going. Normally $69.99, it’s $55.99.

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It might seem like all you have is yours Hades In its initial few minutes, it will show you everything the game has to offer. It will take a few minutes to get used to the game’s clever writing, and its challenging gameplay, which is always more fun and nuanced. It usually costs $24.99, and it’s an insta-buy at $12.49.

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Less you know, the better Encryption It is a good idea to read the instructions before you start playing. It’s tempting to say that Inscryption is a deck-building game at its core, but really, it’s a series of cleverly-delivered unexpected left turns that’ll have you just as invested in the metafictional story as the gameplay. It was a great game and we voted it the best of 2021. This product is normally $19.99 and can be purchased at an additional $11.99.