If you use an Android smartphone, you are most likely to download your favorite gaming apps through the Google Play Store. But, that’s not the only app store to find your favorite games. There’s a reliable alternative to the Google Play Store to find some good games to play on your Android device. Here, we’re talking about the Epic Games Store for Android, which now has over 30 games that you can play.
The Epic Games Store for Android is now home to more than 30 games
Well, it’s true that the Epic Games Store on Android was initially the go-to space for Fortnite and Falls Guys fans. However, that’s a thing of the past now. Since last month, Epic Games allowed third-party games on its store. Now, less than in a month, the Epic Games Store has become home to over 30 Android games.
When Epic Games opened support for third-party games in January, only 20 Android gaming apps were available in the store. Now, it is adding a second batch of Android games. This time, the Epic Games Store has been updated with 16 more games that Android users can download and play.
For those wondering, the latest additions to the Epic Games Store for Android as of today are: Cultist Simulator, Figment 2: Creed Valley, Machinarium, Road Redemption, Shadow Fight 4: Arena, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II, Trailer Park Boys: Greasy Money, Warface: GO, Doodle God: Infinite Alchemy Merge, Food Truck Chef Cooking Games, Gigapocalypse, Hollywood Crush, Little Big Workshop, and Train Valley.
You can now redeem two popular games for free
The Epic Games Store users on Android now have the option to redeem Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II for free. However, you should claim the redeemed games before March 20.
Epic Games now has more games in its store for Android than iOS, which just has 26 games. Not to forget, the Epic Games Store for iOS is only accessible in the EU. That’s because the EU is the only region where Apple allows sideloading from third-party app stores.
