North Carolina based American video game and software development giant Epic Games Inc. has massively renovated its Epic Games Store with a few new updates like keyless integration with Humble Bundle, additional cloud save and new product pages.
With the introduction of keyless integration with Humble Bundle, you will now be able to purchase from there which will automatically be saved to your EGS account. However, to enable this feature you need to follow the below steps:
- Log in to your Humble account,
- Select ‘Settings’ from the dropdown menu just below your email address,
- Click on the ‘Epic Games Link’ and tap on the like option(thumbs-up).
Moreover, you may need to log in to your Epic Games account if you aren’t logged in.
Another interesting addition is the expanded Cloud Save. Cloud Save for games like The Sinking City, World War Z, and Rebel Galaxy Outlaw has been added. As Ubisoft already had a cloud save available for all its games since the launch, Epic Games seems to expand the horizon by including more developers into this list. “We’re working with the developers of other released games to test cloud saves, and will be enabling more games over time,” the company said. “Upcoming games that support cloud saves will have them enabled at launch.”
Currently, the following games have Cloud Save feature available:
- Alan Wake
- Close to the Sun
- Darksiders III
- Enter the Gungeon
- Genesis Alpha One
- GNOG
- Hyperlight Drifter
- Kingdom New Lands
- Limbo
- Moonlighter
- Mutant Year Zero
- Overcooked
- Rebel Galaxy Outlaw
- Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter
- The Sinking City
- This War Of Mine
- World War Z
Furthermore, product pages have been offered a visual up-gradation as they look more wisely and cleanly laid out with the inclusion of with relevant information, including developer, tags, rating, and release date, at the top of the game description, followed by images, social links, and PC system requirements in their own segmented sections.