Free on Epic Games Store: Super Meat Boy Forever and Eastern Exorcist

Epic Games is keeping the excitement alive with their newly announced weekly free games program. This week, gamers can dive into the thrilling world of "Super Meat Boy Forever" and the mystical realm of "Eastern Exorcist," both available for free on the Epic Games Store. The clock is ticking, though—you have until March 27th to add these titles to your collection. Epic is keeping the suspense high by not revealing next week’s freebies just yet.

"Super Meat Boy Forever" revives the intense platforming challenge fans loved in the original game but with a twist—it's now an auto-runner. You'll still need to navigate through perilous sawblades and death traps, but your character moves automatically, making your focus on perfectly timed jumps and attacks crucial. Whether you're using a controller or the responsive touch controls, the game maintains the precision and difficulty that Super Meat Boy is known for.

On the other hand, "Eastern Exorcist" offers a more solemn experience. This side-scrolling action RPG draws inspiration from Chinese and Japanese folklore, placing you in the shoes of an exorcist battling demons and supernatural forces. The game stands out with its hand-drawn art, creating a visually captivating and eerie world. The unique character designs and stunning cut scenes are undoubtedly the game's highlights. Both "Super Meat Boy Forever" and "Eastern Exorcist" are available for download from the Epic Games Store on Android.

There Are Other New Games Too

In addition to the free offerings, Epic Games is broadening its mobile game selection. Recent additions to their catalogue on both Android and iOS include "Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead," "MR RACER: Premium," "The Forest Quartet," and "The WereCleaner." Exclusively for Android users, Epic has also introduced "Bowling Clash," "Endling – Extinction is Forever," "Chicken Police – Paint it RED," "One Hand Clapping," "Neighbours Back From Hell," "This is The Police," "This is The Police 2," "This is The President," and "Through the Darkest of Times."

Before you go, make sure to check out our coverage on "Alcyone: The Last City," an upcoming sci-fi visual novel that promises multiple endings to keep you engaged.