Home – A Unique Horror Adventure is free to keep on Epic until 29 October

A single-player pixel-art mystery for Windows, with choices that influence how the story is interpreted.

How it works

Home – A Unique Horror Adventure is currently free to claim through Epic Games Store until 3pm UK time on 29 October. BancyCo’s single-player game uses a pixel-art world and a murder mystery shaped by the choices you make. This offer is for a game licence to keep in your Epic library after claiming, not access that ends when the promotional week finishes.

Use the official Home listing and confirm the order total is £0 before completing it. An Epic account is required, but a paid subscription is not listed as a condition of this giveaway. This PC offer is separate from any mobile version or console release. The Windows requirements list 4GB RAM and 300MB storage at minimum; read the full requirements for your machine. Despite its simple visual style it contains horror themes, fear and implied violence, so check the age guidance before giving it to a child. Downloading can wait until after the claim.

At a glance

Reward: Home PC base-game licence
Required spend: £0 game claim; compatible PC, Epic account and internet needed
Time needed: A few minutes
Eligibility: UK Epic Games users with a compatible Windows PC; check PEGI 7 fear and violence guidance
How you receive it: Digital game added to your Epic library

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Community comments

EZ

How long does a playthrough of Home take? Looking for a short spooky game to play over Halloween weekend

Cottonmouth

It's a short pixel-art psychological horror that takes around 90 minutes to 2 hours in a single sitting, changes the story based on what you inspect.

Harlequin

Claimed on Epic Games Store for £0.00, love pixel-art indie horror games for October evenings

EZ

90 minutes is spot on for an evening session with headphones on, just claimed it on Epic

Degenfish

Neat little indie horror that runs on practically any laptop, worth adding to your Epic library while it's £0.00

GeorgeOfTheJungle

Very chunky retro pixel graphics—looks more like an old Atari game than a modern horror title if you aren't into retro indie games.