For the next week, the Epic Games Store is offering two titles for free: Garden Story and World War Z: Aftermath. World War Z: Aftermath is the ultimate co-op zombie shooter inspired by ...

If you’ve never tried it before, the expanded edition, World War Z Aftermath, is now completely free to keep. Saber’s Swarm Engine is what really makes World War Z. If you can steal a spare ...

More like this Sojourn Past: Demo of the KIGI-Supported 2D Action-Adventure Indie Game is Now Available on Steam The Epic Games Store is offering Garden Story and World War Z: Aftermath.

They are free for all EGS users. The first, and perhaps more notable, free Epic Games Store game is World War Z: Aftermath, which includes not just the base World War Z game, but all of the DLC ...

The Epic Games Store is offering four free games to users right now. PC gamers can get Garden Story and World War Z: Aftermath until February 27. Mobile users can get both Star Wars: Knights of ...

World War Z: Aftermath is an updated version of the World War Z title. The game is similar to the likes of Left 4 Dead and Back 4 Blood. In the game, players are working with a group of survivors ...

Better get started. They will be available to claim until March 20th. Here are the other freebies that have already hit the Epic Games mobile store. And for PC gamers, don’t forget to snag this week’s ...

DORAL, Fla. – Led into Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Cemetery on Thursday was the hearse of World War II Navy veteran Robert Morgan. It entered to the sound of “Amazing Grace” and was escorted ...

Tonight’s episode of All American saw a devastating outcome for one beloved couple, and Bre-Z spoke to PopCulture.com about ...

Donald Trump has issued a stark warning about the potential for the current global tensions to escalate into "World War III very easily" should peace efforts in Ukraine not succeed. He conveyed ...

The new namesake is Fred Benning, a Nebraska native awarded the military’s second-highest honor for his battlefield courage as an 18-year-old corporal in 1918, near the end of World War I.

During the fiery row, the US president accused his Ukrainian counterpart of not being thankful enough for years of US military and financial support, and said he was "gambling with World War Three".