Thursday, May 14th 2020
Grand Theft Auto V Premium Edition Free to Grab on Epic Games Store
Epic Games has just done something that's sure to garner a lot of attention: they're offering free copies of Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto V. Yes, you can stop reading now and go on and grab it; you know you want to, even if you've played it on console already. The game is the latest entry in one of the most legendary franchises in gaming, and as it stands, counts with a 96 Metascore and a 7.8 user score. Even though the game has been released over five years ago, it's still one of the greatest, featuring a live community on its online components.
87 Comments on Grand Theft Auto V Premium Edition Free to Grab on Epic Games Store
When there was "on the house" free games, sold that account for $600.
Anyway, it should be noted that they're giving away the Premium Edition, so you get a few extras as well. They also have another sale going on, so you can grab a free $10 coupon to start and you get another $10 coupon with every purchase. The fine print is that whatever you use your coupon on has to be $14.99 at checkout, so you can't use it on anything less than $24.99. Luckily for me that's the exact price of the Control Season Pass so I was able to nab that.
Edit: As Sithaer said below, it's probably good on any game $14.99 and up.
You can use it on a 20$/Euro game and pay 10 at checkout,at least thats how it worked with 20 Euro Beyond Two Souls I bought with it a few weeks ago.
The minimum price has to be at/over 14.99 and not the checkout. I have my Epic and other launchers on HDDS '1+3TB' so I'm good.:) 'fast enough for me anyway'
Borderlands 3 with 2 Dlcs is already 86.5 GBs too.
There is a game called NavyField, it used to be very popular 10-15 years ago. I sold some items on there that I was given to me by other clan members for new tires on my car. The game was dying at that point and I was getting bored on that game. I might even sell my level 100 Warthunder account.
Snarking at EGS's policy of free games and general business practice seems a little dog-in-the-manger and self-defeating to me. The Chinese (Tencent 40%) haven't invaded my PC yet, as far as I know.