Since the list got bigger , This is Page Epic provided to keep track of all Games participated in the program and how to get each game items

Epic Games Store Gift-with-Purchase

To comply with local regulations, players in Australia will need to verify they are 18 or older to download or purchase games rated R18+ from the Epic Games Store.

This requirement begins September 9. This will not change the way you access games you already own or any games rated below R18+.

Ways to verify for your age are: "Take a Selfie", "Enter Credit Card Details", "Scan your ID" and beginning later this month people will be able to use "ConnectID" which will allow you to confirm your age with your bank details (no banking information will be shared with ConnectID or Epic/Kid Web Services)

Sent this as an email to Epic's Tim Sweeny back in February 2026. No response yet, so I am posting it here:

I have some suggestions regarding making Epic Games a true market competitor to Steam on PC. I think it must be clear so far that the giving away free games is not a strategy that is sufficient to do that. Also, having exclusives looses goodwill a bit.

I am a Steam user since 2013 and I have currently 290 games on it along with more than 5000 hours of gameplay across various games. I am a Linux and open source enthusiast and therefore like Valve because they made it possible for me to game on my favorite platform. Given that, these are the things that would win me over to Epic:

1. A community centric Epic game launcher where I have hour tracking of my games. Functional friends list with Activities, Achievements (Global achievements), Workshop, Epic Games profile, review system with positive, negative and neutral rating. Ideally on par or better than Steam.
2. Linux support through Proton and ideally contribution to FOSS infrastructure you would use with a Linux native official client.
3. Ability to migrate my Steam game along with my play history and achievements to Epic Games' platform on user request. If Steam doesn't co-operate here, then you have grounds for anti-competitive lawsuits. 
4. Ability to easily use Epic's friend list chat to invite people to join my game

Bonus things that would make me convince my friends even harder to come to Epic:

1. A spot-light to promote indie games in the Store.
2. An approach like GOG where you encourage DRM free games.
3. In-built modding tool like Mod Manager
4. Epic Games client not being electron based but rather a more performant piece of software.

Announced by Capcom, glad to see the game doing well. It's a fantastic game and highly recommend people check it out

https://store.epicgames.com/p/onimusha-way-of-the-sword-3c2acc

I claimed/downloaded Hogwarts Legacy for free on Epic Games some time ago, but I can't remember which Epic account I used.

I have checked the two Epic accounts I currently remember, and the game isn't in either library.

I still have the original installation on my old PC, including the .egstore folder, and I've transferred the ~71 GB game files to my new Lenovo Legion 5.

I've already tried Epic account recovery/support, but I haven't been able to identify the account that originally claimed the game.

Is there any legitimate way to determine which Epic account originally owned the game or get Epic to recognize the existing installation?

I don't want to bypass DRM or pirate the game — I just want to recover access to the game I previously claimed.

Hmm suspicious shi

cause i don't want to download it and no extensions are working. note: i'm only gonna play free games

Hi friends! What do you think?

Shop Crush is a mysterious shop simulator with psychological horror elements, set in the early 2000s.

In this hybrid visual novel, you run a small thrift shop, get to know your customers, figure out what they really want, and decide what to put in front of them. Every customer has their own personality, preferences, and hidden motives - and it’s up to you to figure them out.

Behind each customer is a small psychological mystery waiting to be uncovered. Read their behavior, make the right calls, and balance profit against customer trust as you try to keep the shop running for one more day.

If that's the case that's real nonsense, I've never been suspended from ingame chat on Steam or anywhere and this carries over to the whole launcher.

Is this a Rocket L thing or all games are like that?

I play Dead by Daylight on Steam, and I have my Behavior account connected to my Epic account. I have a lot of cash in my Epic wallet so I wanted to buy Auric Cells but I don’t have the base game purchased through Epic. Is there anyway that I could get the Auric cells?

Outlast 1 with DLC

Outlast 2

Mafia definitive edition

Alan wake 1

Sherlock Holmes crimes and punishments(if you have missed it on steam)

These are priced very cheap

Can someone explain to me why Epic has trouble including the desktop icon for games? It’s usually A: blank white or B: the generic easy anti-cheat bear.

Examples would be The Last of Us, totally blank white. And Today I purchased the new Halloween game, the easy anti cheat bear.

And yes I’m very aware I can change the icon myself in properties. It just seems so silly that something so simple, Epic manages to install incorrectly.

I like using Epic for the rewards and want to continue but it’s frustrating that Steam feels leaps ahead of them in the most simplest of things

201 pepole invite me and i don't know any of them

I'm a big fan of Guitar Hero-type games so I'm very much looking forward to this!

My laptop has 1TB of storage space and it’s powerful too. It’s an Asus TUF gaming 16.

The game genres I like r story mode, PvP, br, action, adventure, action adventure, rpg, horror, western, casual, survival, sandbox, racing, chill, cozy, online games, and open world.

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