If you’re interested at all in playing through the franchise, it wouldn’t hurt to start with the first game to see where it all began (though I would recommend definitely playing Watch Dogs 2, which is a big improvement from the first game). Based on the award-winning 2011 Source mod of the same name, The Stanley Parable returns with new content, new ideas, a fresh coat of visual paint, and the stunning voicework of Kevan Brighting. The series eventually was followed up by 2016’s Watch Dogs 2 and the upcoming Watch Dogs: Legion, which is set to debut sometime within the next fiscal year. Watch Dogs first released in 2014 and introduced players to Ubisoft’s high-tech franchise focused on the world of hacking, through the eyes of protagonist Aiden Pearce. Both titles be available on the Epic Games Store from the week of March 19-26, and all you have to do is grab them from the store page and add them to your library to keep them forever.

The rating board can be found while heading to the Games Ending (or Art Ending) by. The Stanley Parable Experience Rating Board is a board consisting of 5 buttons that the Narrator created for Stanley, after Stanley attempts to disobey him and walk straight into an unfinished section of the game. Tons of great games have been given away for free on EGS over the past year and beyond, with two big name games headlining its offerings next week.Įpic Games revealed that the next titles available for free to Epic Games Store users will be Watch Dogs and The Stanley Parable, giving users a taste of both AAA and indie experiences for free. The Stanley Parable Experience Rating Board.

With its launch in December 2018, one of the biggest perks of the Epic Games Store (and a key part of its growth on PC) has been its weekly offerings of free games alongside exclusive titles.

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