The Epic Games Store’s latest freebies are The Callisto Protocol and the revived MOBA Gigantic

The best thing about the free games that the offers is they’re genuinely yours to keep forever. They’re not locked behind a subscription of any kind. The only form of payment you provide is a little personal information in the form of your email address and whatever else is required to create an Epic account. It might be worth signing up if you haven’t already, as are pretty notable.

First up is The Callisto Protocol, a from Dead Space co-creator Glen Schofield. It’s cut from the same cloth as Dead Space, but — stellar visuals aside — . (In fact, a Dead Space remake that arrived shortly afterward was .) Still, it can be yours for absolutely zilch right now.

The Callisto Protocol hit Epic’s free game lineup just as the studio behind it announced a spinoff called . The upcoming title from Striking Distance, which is no longer led by Schofield after , is a stylized, roguelike dungeon crawler in which you play as a prison guard.

You must try to survive the threat of infected inmates and escape a penitentiary on Callisto, an icy moon of Jupiter. [REDACTED] will arrive on October 31 on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

This week’s other Epic Games Store freebie is interesting too. It’s a MOBA-hero shooter hybrid called Gigantic that has a long and convoluted history. To keep things brief, the game debuted in 2017, was killed in 2018 after and revived under a different studio this year. I played it for a bit and found the matches to be fun and chaotic.

The original Gigantic was free-to-play. While the revival — dubbed Gigantic: Rampage Edition — typically costs $20, it has zero microtransactions. So you won’t have to worry about being nickel-and-dimed after claiming this one.

You’ll have until August 29 to snag those two games. There’s some good stuff to look forward to on the Epic Games Store next week as well. Starting on August 29, you can claim a Fallout bundle that includes Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics for free, along with an arcade-style football game called Wild Card Football.