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The Outer Worlds, Control Lead New Slate Of Games Coming To Epic Games Store
Backed by its generous revenue split and Epic's strong relationships within the games industry, the fledgling Epic Games Store continues to add high-profile titles among its offerings. The latest batch includes two games recently featured on the cover of Game Informer.
Remedy's latest action-adventure game Control and Obsidian's sci-fi RPG The Outer Worlds are both launching on the store when the games release later this year. This is only the tip of the iceberg.
Fresh off the success of The Division 2, Ubisoft announced several of its other PC titles will come to the Epic Games Store, which the company plans to announce in the near future. Quantic Dream plans to port Beyond: Two Souls, Detroit: Become Human, and Heavy Rain to PC for the first time on the digital marketplace as well.
Other games coming to the Epic Games Store later this year:
- Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey
- Afterparty
- The Cycle
- Dauntless
- Industries of Titan
- Journey to the Savage Planet
- Kine
- Phoenix Point
- The Sinking City
- Spellbreak
- Soul Ash
Humble Bundle also announced plans to allow its partner developers to sell their games on the Epic Games Store as well.
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