The Epic Games Store Epic Savings sale is live from June 18 to July 2, 2026, bringing discounts of up to 95% on Battlefield, Star Wars Jedi, Need for Speed, Titanfall 2 and more.
The Epic Games Store launched its latest “Epic Savings” sale on June 18, 2026, offering discounts of up to 95% on a wide selection of PC games. The promotion runs for 14 days and ends on July 2, making it the bridge event between the massive MEGA Sale (May 14 to June 11) and the upcoming Summer Sale expected in mid-July. If you missed the MEGA Sale, this is your second chance to grab quality titles at steep discounts.
When Does the Epic Savings Sale End?
The sale ends on July 2, 2026 at 11 AM ET / 4 PM BST / 5 PM CEST. According to Epic’s official 2026 Q2 Promotional Guide published on the Unreal Engine developer forums, this Epic Savings window was scheduled as a 14-day campaign from June 18 through July 2. After this, the next major event on Epic’s calendar is the Summer Sale, which historically kicks off in mid-July.
Standout Deals Worth Your Attention
The headlining discounts this time come from EA’s catalogue, with the Battlefield franchise seeing some of the steepest cuts. Several Star Wars titles, racing games and indie gems are also deeply discounted. Here is a curated list of the most notable offers:
| Game | Discount | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Battlefield V Definitive Edition | 95% off | All DLC included; WW2 multiplayer FPS at a historic low |
| Battlefield 2042 | 95% off | Modern-era Battlefield with all major updates since launch |
| Battlefield 1 Revolution | 95% off | WW1 setting with all expansion packs |
| Battlefield 4 Premium Edition | 95% off | Still considered one of the best entries in the series |
| STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order | 90% off | Soulslike action-adventure set in the Star Wars universe |
| Need for Speed Heat Deluxe Edition | 90% off | Open-world street racing with day/night cycle |
| Sherlock Holmes Chapter One Deluxe | 90% off | Open-world detective game with a young Sherlock |
| WRC 10 Deluxe Edition | 90% off | Rally racing simulation with extensive content |
| Titanfall 2: Ultimate Edition | 85% off | Legendary single-player campaign plus multiplayer |
| The Sinking City Remastered Deluxe | 85% off | Lovecraftian open-world investigation |
| Dying Light Definitive Edition | 80% off | Zombie survival with parkour; includes all DLC |
| STAR WARS Battlefront II: Celebration | 75% off | Multiplayer Star Wars battles across all eras |
| Need for Speed Most Wanted | 75% off | Classic open-world racing |
| Overcooked! 2 Gourmet Edition | 75% off | Chaotic co-op cooking with all DLC |
| Star Wars Outlaws | 70% off | Ubisoft’s open-world Star Wars adventure |
| MotoGP 26 | 30% off | Latest motorcycle racing sim |
| Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Deluxe | 20% off | 2025’s acclaimed Unreal Engine 5 RPG |
Best Deals Under $5
The Battlefield franchise steal the show at this price point. Previous Epic Savings events have listed Battlefield 4 and Battlefield Hardline at just $1.99 each in their premium editions, and this round continues the trend with 95% discounts across the series. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at 90% off also lands in budget-friendly territory. For co-op fans, Overcooked! 2 Gourmet Edition at 75% off is a strong pick for weekend sessions with friends.
Which Games Are Actually Worth Buying?
Titanfall 2: Ultimate Edition: Widely regarded as having one of the best single-player FPS campaigns ever made, Titanfall 2 at 85% off is borderline essential if you have not played it. The time-travel mission alone is worth the price of admission.
Dying Light Definitive Edition: This open-world zombie survival game combines parkour traversal with visceral melee combat and a tense day-night cycle. The Definitive Edition bundles every piece of DLC released for the game, making it outstanding value at 80% off.
STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order: Respawn Entertainment’s Soulslike take on Star Wars earned critical acclaim for its combat, exploration and story. At 90% off, it is one of the cheapest ways to experience a polished AAA Star Wars adventure on PC.
Star Wars Outlaws: Ubisoft’s open-world Star Wars game set between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi is 70% off. It received mixed reviews at launch but has been significantly improved through post-launch patches, making this a reasonable entry point.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Deluxe: One of 2025’s most visually striking RPGs, built in Unreal Engine 5. The 20% discount is modest, but this is a newer title that rarely goes on sale at all.
How This Sale Compares to the MEGA Sale
The MEGA Sale that ended on June 11 was Epic’s largest event of the year, running for 28 days with over 2,500 games discounted up to 75%. Highlights from that sale included Hogwarts Legacy at 85% off, Red Dead Redemption 2 at 75% off, and Cyberpunk 2077 at 65% off. The current Epic Savings event is smaller in scope and focused more heavily on EA catalogue titles, Deluxe/Premium editions and mid-tier releases. If you were waiting for specific AAA blockbusters, you may need to hold out for the Summer Sale in July.
Free Games This Week on Epic
Alongside the sale, Epic Games Store continues its weekly free game giveaways. From June 18 to June 25, players can claim Citizen Sleeper (a dice-based narrative sci-fi RPG normally priced at $19.99) and Robobeat (a rhythm-based FPS at $19.99). The following week, RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 and Voidwrought will be the free offerings from June 25 to July 2. These free games must be added to your library during their availability window to keep them permanently.
What Sales Are Coming Next on Epic?
Based on Epic’s published promotional calendar for 2026, the key upcoming dates are:
- Summer Sale: Expected July 16 to July 30, 2026
- Epic Savings (August): Expected August 6 to August 20, 2026
- End of Summer Sale: Expected September 3 to September 17, 2026
- Halloween Sale: Expected October 19 to November 2, 2026
- Black Friday Sale: Expected November 17 to December 1, 2026
- Winter Sale: Expected December 10, 2026 to January 14, 2027
The Summer Sale will likely be the next major discount event with thousands of titles and potential coupon promotions. If this Epic Savings round does not have what you are looking for, July is not far off.
Growing Your Epic Games Library
Between weekly free game giveaways and regular sale events, Epic Games accounts can accumulate significant value over time. Since 2018, Epic has given away hundreds of games, and the 2026 lineup alone includes titles like Total War: Three Kingdoms, Tomb Raider I-III Remastered, Bloons TD 6, and Botany Manor. If you are looking to buy or sell Epic Games accounts with accumulated libraries and Fortnite cosmetics, platforms like GamerMarkt’s Epic Games account marketplace offer a secure trading environment with escrow protection and verified sellers.
Things Players Often Want to Know
Do Epic Savings come with extra coupons? Unlike the MEGA Sale, which has historically offered bonus coupons or additional cashback, Epic Savings events are typically straightforward discount campaigns without supplementary coupon promotions. However, the Epic Rewards programme still applies, letting you earn up to 20% back on purchases.
Are these prices at their historical lows? For many of the EA titles listed at 90-95% off, yes. Battlefield V at 95% off and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at 90% off are at or near their all-time lowest prices across any PC storefront. Deal-tracking sites like GG.deals confirm that these deep discounts match or beat previous record lows.
Is the Epic Games Store available on mobile? The Epic Games Store is available on Android globally and on iOS (iPhone/iPad) exclusively in the European Union. Mobile discounts may differ from PC sale prices, so check both platforms if you have access.
Can I gift sale-priced games? Epic’s gifting functionality remains limited. In most cases, discounted games can only be purchased for your own account. Check the checkout page for any updated gifting options during the sale window.
