Epic Games Store’s October 8–15 PC giveaway pairs Out of Sight, a horror adventure built around an unusual point of view, with TerraScape, a medieval city-building puzzle set on floating islands. Claim both by 11 a.m. EDT on October 15, 2026; reported coverage says claimed copies remain in your library permanently.
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Claim deadline and previous games
The offer ends October 15 at 11 a.m. Eastern Time, which is EDT in October; another report gives the corresponding deadline as 4 p.m. BST.
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39 The giveaway replaced Buried Stars and System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster, whose claim period ended on October 8.
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What you get
Out of Sight: a horror adventure through a teddy bear’s eyes
The game follows Sophie, a blind girl trying to escape her captors and a dark mansion. She can see through her teddy bear’s eyes, and reporting describes the game as blending first-person and second-person perspectives.
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10 One account explains that holding the bear gives the player a first-person view, while setting it down changes how Sophie navigates and solves puzzles.
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The Gang developed Out of Sight. One listing identifies The Gang Swed as its publisher.
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TerraScape: build a kingdom on floating islands
TerraScape is a medieval city-building puzzle game in which players develop a kingdom across floating islands. Building placement affects scoring and can unlock structures; reporting also describes discovering building combinations and exploring generated maps in solo and multiplayer modes.
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The game is from Bitfall Studios, and a publisher listing associates it with Toplitz Productions.
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31 The available reports support the broad building-and-scoring premise, but don’t establish every detailed mechanic sometimes associated with the game, such as an exact building count or specific multiplayer formats.
What the Steam ratings show—and don’t show
The supplied reporting does not give a consistent, exact current review count for both games. One report puts Out of Sight near 1,000 Steam reviews and gives it 94% positive; another tracker lists 95% for Out of Sight and 89% for TerraScape.
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22 These are source snapshots, not a verified live count, so treat the percentages as reported figures rather than a definitive current comparison.
What’s next on Epic
The next listed PC games are Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise and Bad Cheese, scheduled for October 15–22.
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11 One report estimates their combined value at about $33.
14 Epic’s giveaways are described as weekly Thursday promotions, though time-zone wording varies between reports.
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A deal listing also names Agent A as a mobile freebie for Android.
4 The available evidence does not confirm a separate, recurring weekly giveaway schedule for both Android and iOS, or substantiate claims about Bad Cheese’s animation inspiration.