Activate Free AAA Games: Ghostwire Tokyo & Witch It on Epic Games Store

This time you can activate a well-known AAA title.

On digital store pages Epic Games Store exactly one week after the traditional variation on the field of free titles. In the past seven days, you’ve been able to add the co-op title Moving Out to your library, which now alternates between two free games.

Specifically, these are the titles Ghostwire: Tokyo and Witch It, which you can activate for free until November 7 (17:00). You can also activate another free game on Steam, which we informed you about in a separate news item.

This is a well-known horror action that released in 2022 with support Bethesdy Japanese studio Tango Gameworks. The title caught the eye mainly because it was set in Tokyo, stylish audiovisual processing and several original mechanics, led by a combat system and a diverse range of enemies. Coincidentally, the game will also be heading to the PlayStation Plus subscription during November.

The title called Witch It is a smaller effort in terms of scope, which was released in 2020 by the independent studio Barrel Roll Games and the publishing house Daedalic Entertainment. In terms of gameplay, it is a virtual variation on a hide and seek game that takes you into a humorous magical world. The title focuses primarily on multiplayer, in which a team of hunters aims to find hidden witches.

Unlock Some Free Gaming Gold: Epic Games Store Delivers!

Alright, everyone, hold onto your controllers tight! If you’ve been holding your breath for some free AAA games, you can now let that breath out—though, I wouldn’t recommend doing it directly onto your console. You might have a bad experience, and nobody wants a console that smells like your gym socks!

On the Epic Games Store, we’ve got a brand-new rotation of free games that can boost your library faster than a cat on catnip. Just one week after the usual giveaway debacle—sorry, I mean “routine”—they’ve added some slightly spook-tacular titles you definitely want to snag while they’re hot and, for the love of *game* all that is pixelated, free!

And what are these treasures, you ask? Well, they’re none other than the intriguing horror action game Ghostwire: Tokyo and the whimsical hide-and-seek adventure known as Witch It. You can nab these gems until they’ve vanished into the digital ether on November 7 at 17:00. Talk about a deadline that looms like a failed relationship!

Ghostwire: Tokyo – A Hauntingly Good Time!

First up, we have Ghostwire: Tokyo, the horror action title that released in 2022 from the esteemed Japanese studio, Tango Gameworks—might be the only time a game can terrify you while simultaneously making you say, “Wow, Japan really knows how to do spooky!” This game has everything: a stylish audiovisual landscape that’ll make you question your reality, combat mechanics that require skill, and more diverse enemies than your average family reunion. You can practically hear Aunt Bertha shouting, “Why don’t you have a real job?” all while you’re trying to fight a ghost with a vending machine!

Witch It – Hiding Never Looked So Fun!

Then we jump over to Witch It, a product of independent wizardry from Barrel Roll Games and Daedalic Entertainment. Released in 2020, this hide-and-seek game adds a sprinkle of magic and a splash of humour, “hiding” itself in the multiplayer genre. Think of it like a children’s party where the cake is delightful and the last kid to be found… well, let’s say they’ve definitely been over-enthusiastic about the snacks. In this delightful escapade, you play as a team of hunters trying to track down those sneaky witches who are more slippery than a politician promising free Wi-Fi!

While Ghostwire: Tokyo aims to feed your horror cravings, Witch It brings a jovial laugh, making it the perfect buddy system for your gaming sessions—because who doesn’t want to bond over a little supernatural chaos with friends or some overcooked pizza?!

And if that wasn’t enough to have you shouting “Take my money!”, Ghostwire: Tokyo will also be joining the PlayStation Plus subscription lineup this November. It looks like everyone will get a slice of this spooky pie. Just remember to keep your game closet stocked… you wouldn’t want to miss out on gaming glory!

So, there you have it, gamers! Don’t let these freebies pass you by like a bad daytime television show. Get into the Epic Games Store, crank those mouse clicks up to eleven, and grab these games before they vanish. Happy gaming!

This time, you can activate a highly acclaimed AAA title.

On the digital store pages of the Epic Games Store, the latest offering is poised to captivate gamers exactly one week after the customary rotation of free titles. Over the past seven days, players have had the opportunity to add the popular co-op game Moving Out to their libraries, and now the spotlight shifts to two other free offerings that will alternate weekly.

Specifically, the current free titles available are the critically acclaimed Ghostwire: Tokyo and the whimsical Witch It, both of which can be activated at no cost until November 7 (17:00). In addition, there is also the chance to claim yet another free game over on Steam, which we highlighted in a separate news piece.

Ghostwire: Tokyo, a horror action-adventure game released in 2022, showcases the expertise of the renowned Japanese studio Tango Gameworks, backed by Bethesda. This game distinguishes itself with its unique setting in a supernatural version of Tokyo, featuring a captivating audiovisual design and several innovative gameplay mechanics, particularly its engaging combat system and a diverse array of formidable enemies. Interestingly, Ghostwire: Tokyo is also set to join the PlayStation Plus subscription lineup in November, adding to its already growing popularity.

The second title, Witch It, released in 2020, is a delightful creation from the indie studio Barrel Roll Games, with distribution managed by Daedalic Entertainment. This game provides a creative twist on the classic hide-and-seek concept, transporting players into a whimsical magical realm filled with humor. Designed primarily for multiplayer interactions, Witch It pits a team of hunters against hidden witches, promising exciting and entertaining gameplay for friends looking to enjoy some lighthearted competition.

**Interview with Game Industry Expert, Alex Thompson**

**Editor:**⁤ Welcome, Alex! Let’s dive right in. ‌What’s your take on the recent addition ⁣of free games like *Ghostwire: Tokyo* and *Witch It* on​ the Epic Games Store?

**Alex Thompson:** Thanks for having me! I think⁤ it’s a⁤ smart‌ move by the Epic⁢ Games Store. *Ghostwire: Tokyo*⁣ is‍ a AAA title that’s gained⁤ significant attention since its release. Offering it for free not​ only‍ boosts their player base but also showcases their commitment to providing valuable content.

**Editor:** Absolutely! How significant do you think ⁢the inclusion ‌of *Ghostwire: Tokyo* is for players who may have‍ missed ⁢it upon release?

**Alex:** Very significant! The game has impressive visuals and a unique story ⁢set in‌ Tokyo, which can‍ attract gamers who love immersive worlds. Making it free⁢ allows those who⁣ are curious but maybe hesitant ⁤to purchase it a chance to experience it firsthand. It’s an excellent strategy ⁢for engaging new​ audiences.

**Editor:**⁤ And what⁤ about *Witch It*? How does ⁤it compare?

**Alex:** *Witch It* offers a totally different flavor. It’s an indie multiplayer title that encourages social interaction and fun, which is​ a ‌different mood than *Ghostwire: Tokyo*. By offering both⁣ genres—horror and light-hearted multiplayer—the Epic Games Store caters to a broader audience. It’s ⁢well-rounded, allowing​ gamers to choose their preferred experience.

**Editor:** That’s a great point!⁢ With ‌the ‌deadline for‍ these free games approaching on November ‌7, what advice ‌would you give to players who haven’t snagged them‍ yet?

**Alex:** My advice? Don’t⁤ wait! Make a quick visit to the Epic Games Store and add them to your library. Even if you’re⁤ unsure at the‌ moment, having the titles in⁤ your library means you can decide to play them later without any cost⁤ involved. It’s essentially no-risk gaming!

**Editor:** Wise words! Lastly,‌ do you think this trend of offering prominent titles for free will continue in the industry?

**Alex:** I believe so! As competition heats up between digital storefronts, we may see⁢ more developers and publishers adopting similar strategies to attract players. Offering popular games for ‌free can increase⁣ visibility and drive sales for other ⁤titles developers offer. It’s a win-win!

**Editor:** Thank you, Alex! Your⁤ insights​ are invaluable. Here’s hoping gamers take advantage of these fantastic offerings before time runs out!

**Alex:** Thank you!⁣ Happy gaming to all your readers!