The Epic Games Store is giving away the Ghostrunner game for free – alternative to Cyberpunk 2077
11.04.24
Cyberpunk action Ghostrunner is distributed for free in the Epic Games Store. You can get Ghostrunner until 17:00 (CET) on April 18th.
With the recent release of Ghostrunner 2, this offering from EGS will allow you to find out where the adventures of the cyber ninja Jack (Jack) began.
Polish developer One More Level worked on the game with 3D Realms. The game is built using Unreal Engine 4 and supports Nvidia RTX technology. The player, as Jack Gostranner, must overcome dangerous environments by dashing, jumping, wall running and fighting. The player will also encounter enemies that need to be handled with care as both the enemies and the player can be killed in one hit.
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