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Epic Games Store Shares Confusing Hints for Upcoming Mystery Free Games

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Epic Games Store hosts a mystery free game giveaway event during its Mega Sale. Sunderfolk and Batman Shadows Edition are revealed, with hints pointing to upcoming titles.

Epic Games is hosting a mystery free game giveaway event on its digital storefront. The promotion runs alongside the platform's Mega Sale and continues until June 11, 2026.

New visual hints suggest mining or crafting titles alongside Telltale Batman Shadows Edition

The first batch of revealed titles includes Sunderfolk and the Telltale Batman Shadows Edition. Epic has released new visual hints for the second batch of mystery games. One hint resembles a pickaxe, leading to speculation about mining or crafting titles like Forager, Core Keeper, Deep Rock Galactic, or Steamworld Dig.

The second hint remains ambiguous. Some readers speculate it is a glitchy image of Freddy Fazbear from Five Nights at Freddy's. Other predictions suggest the game is Dead Cells or a pirate-themed title. Epic Games Store will officially reveal and distribute these second batch games starting on May 21, 2026.

The giveaway is available globally. The event marks a continuation of the store's strategy to drive engagement through promotional content during major sales periods.

Source: NotebookCheck

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