Epic Games Store Users Have Until April 8 To Claim a Free Cozy Parkour Game

Evergreen Valley: The Parkour Game is currently free to claim on the Epic Games Store, offering several dollars’ worth of savings. Epic Games Store users have until April 8 to take advantage of the limited-time deal, which is running in parallel with several other promotions.

Developed by Turkey-based Vault Games, Evergreen Valley is an indie parkour game set in a cozy vale from which it takes its name. It tasks players with overcoming obstacle courses across idyllic landscapes, delivering moment-to-moment gameplay typical of 3D platformers. Its world consists of a tall mountain range, colorful forests, and a cozy-looking village extending into farmland, all filled with parkour courses to conquer and secrets to uncover.

Every Free Game Released On The Epic Games Store (April 2026)

Here’s a list of all the games that have been made free on the Epic Games Store. You have until April 9 to get the current free games.

Evergreen Valley Is Temporarily Free for the First Time Ever

Evergreen Valley received a temporary 100% discount on the Epic Games Store on April 5. As a result, the indie parkour game is free to claim for the first time since its September 2025 release. The deal is exclusive to the Epic Games Store, the only platform on which the cozy title has launched to date. The limited-time offer amounts to $2.99 in savings, based on Evergreen Valley‘s full retail price. The promotion will run until April 8, ending at 3 a.m. PT / 6 a.m. ET / 12 p.m. CET.

Vault Games says that Evergreen Valley was designed with accessibility in mind, describing the title as easy to get into but challenging to master. Nevertheless, the game’s courses don’t have checkpoints, requiring players to start all over again in case they miss a jump or make a wrong step. For Epic Games Store trophy hunters, Evergreen Valley offers five achievements worth 1,000 XP in total.

Epic Games Store: All Free Games Available Right Now

The 100% discount on Evergreen Valley arrives in the middle of the Epic Games Store’s latest official giveaway, which includes Clone Drone in the Danger Zone, a voxel robot arena battler possibly named after Kenny Loggins’s famous song from Top Gun. Epic is currently also offering a second freebie in the form of Tomak: Save the Earth Regeneration, a modernized version of a 2001 raising sim game that has players nurture a decapitated head. While Clone Drone in the Danger Zone is only free until April 9, the Tomak remaster can be claimed for one week longer.

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Separately, Epic Games Store users can currently also claim Tractor Racers. First released in January 2026, this indie racer offers a variety of single-player challenge courses geared toward testing one’s driving instincts and the ability to control powerful machinery at high speeds. Tractor Racers is free to grab until April 12. Rounding out the current selection of EGS freebies is Epic’s latest mobile promotion, which offers Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games to Android and iOS users until April 9.