Epic Games Store users have until May 17 to claim a narrative-driven detective game called Vaudeville, which isn't part of the storefront's regular weekly free game rotation. While Epic Games Store users typically expect a couple of free titles each week, this promotion appears to be a separate offer, likely organized by the developer itself.
Currently, the Epic Games Store's weekly freebies are Sunderfolk and The Telltale Batman Shadows Edition. On May 21, the storefront will also add two mystery games to the lineup, effectively giving away four titles to its users. With such a packed schedule, it's easy for gamers to overlook Vaudeville and its limited-time promotion.
Here's a list of all the games that have been made free on the Epic Games Store. You have until May 14 to get the current free games.
Vaudeville's free-to-claim offer ends on May 17 at 6:00 AM, giving freebie hunters only a short window to add it to their libraries. Notably, the promotion is exclusive to the Epic Games Store, while the game's Steam version still carries a $20 price tag at the time of writing. Developed by Bumblebee Studios, Vaudeville launched in 2023 as an "experimental whodunit" adventure,...
