Critical: Last Chance – Epic Games Store Gives Away ‘Fear the Spotlight’ for Free

by Sophie Laurent October 29, 2025

written by Sophie Laurent October 29, 2025

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The Epic Games Store is currently offering Fear the Spotlight as a free game until Thursday.
To claim the game, visit the Epic Games Store for download links and details.
Once downloaded, Fear the Spotlight becomes your permanent possession.
Keep checking back on the Epic Games Store for more upcoming free PC games, and potential offerings for other platforms as well.

Last Chance to Claim ‘Fear the Spotlight’ for Free on Epic Games Store

Don’t forget that the Epic Games Store is offering Fear the Spotlight as a free game this week. The game is available until Thursday, when it will be replaced by the next no-cost offering. Details and download links, including game trailers, can be found on the Epic Games Store. Once downloaded, the game is yours to keep. Check back regularly for more Epic Games Store deals, and don’t miss out on these free PC games (and potentially titles for other platforms).

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