The Epic Games Store has expanded its cloud save support to more games, added Humble keyless integration and is not far from introducing a playtime tracking feature, an update posted today reveals.
The Epic Games Store initially rolled out cloud saves for just two games, freebies Moonlighter and This War of Mine, and now expanded the feature to support 17 games. They, thus, join Ubisoft titles that have had it since day one through Uplay integration.
Epic Games Store Cloud Saves, Humble Keyless Integration, Playtime Tracking
Epic has stated that it is working with developers to bring cloud saves to more titles. Upcoming games that support the feature are also said to have it enabled at launch. These are all the games that now have cloud save support on the Epic Games Store:
- Alan Wake
- Close to the Sun
- Darksiders III
- Enter the Gungeon
- Genesis Alpha One
- GNOG
- Hyper Light 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
The addition of Humble keyless integration to the Epic Store allows purchases made on the Humble Store to immediately appear in your Epic Games Store library, without requiring key activation. To benefit from the feature, you only need to link your Humble account to your Epic account.
Game pages on the Epic Games Store have also received improvements. You’ll now see “beefier game descriptions” and “better release date visibility for upcoming titles” on each individual game page.
As far as the future is concerned, playtime tracking is “right around the corner” and described as “a critical piece for self-service refunds”. You can read the feature update article in full on Epic’s website.
We’ve also put together a full list of Epic Game Store exclusives which you can check out.
