Deal | Sequel to well-rated sci-fi game goes free for a short time

Space Pilgrim Episode II: Epsilon Indi has seen a 100% discount on Steam. This currently free game generally goes for $1.99 when there's no sale in place. Please note that this free-to-keep promotion will last until June 26, 2025, or until the predefined stock lasts.

Regarding the game, as the name suggests, it's the second installment in the Space Pilgrim episodic adventure series. The first one, Episode I: Alpha Centauri, is well-received by players, with the game currently featuring a "Very Positive" overall rating that's based on over 1,200 player reviews. It's worth noting that the first entry launched as a free game and is still a freebie on Steam.

Getting back to Episode II: Epsilon Indi, it continues the story of Captain Gail Pilgrim. The captain's new voyage has a diverse cast, including a mysterious priestess. It starts as a regular journey through space, but things take a turn when Pilgrim gets involved with a shady government organization.

Players join Pilgrim's crew to explore new dangers and unravel conspiracies. Those who played the first episode of the series get to meet new friends and foes, and in comparison, the game's story is deeper and has more involvement in the politics of the Space Pilgrim universe.

There's an element of crime and intrigue as well, and this currently free game is also known for its puzzles. Visual-wise, Space Pilgrim Episode II: Epsilon Indi has pixel art graphics, and the game's atmospheric soundtrack contributes well to the immersive and story-rich experience it aims to offer.

Other than that, there's full controller support (8BitDo Ultimate 2C curr. $24.99 on Amazon), which offers flexibility in terms of the play style. You can learn more about Space Pilgrim Episode II: Epsilon Indi from the video attached below.

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