If you're looking for something new—and a little strange—to play on mobile, Cultist Simulator is free right now on the Epic Games Store. From June 26 through July 3, 2025, players can grab the card-based narrative roguelike at no cost via the Epic Games Store app on Android globally and on iOS within the European Union. Just a heads-up: availability may vary by region.
Cultist Simulator Is Free on Epic Games Store
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Learn the Rules by Breaking Them
Released by Weather Factory, Cultist Simulator throws you straight into a mysterious world with no tutorial and minimal guidance. It’s a roguelike card game built around discovery, where you’re expected to experiment, fail, and try again. At first, you’re simply dragging and dropping cards onto a virtual tabletop. But as you keep playing, things start to unravel—literally.
Every action you take can trigger events, unlock new storylines, or spiral you deeper into the occult. There’s no hand-holding here. Instead, the game leans into its complexity, asking you to piece together how things work and what’s really going on in its shadowy world.
Summon Spirits, Start Cults, Lose Your Mind
Set in a 1920s-inspired world full of secret societies, forbidden texts, and ancient powers, Cultist Simulator blends cosmic horror with emergent storytelling. You're not playing as a defined character—you’re shaping a path, deciding whether to seek forbidden knowledge, summon otherworldly entities, or build a cult of loyal (or doomed) followers.
It’s all driven by the cards you collect and combine. These cards represent actions, people, ideas, and resources. The choices you make with them determine what kind of story unfolds. One run might end in enlightenment. Another might end in madness.
Mobile Gaming with a Twist
The mobile version of Cultist Simulator keeps the full experience intact. It’s the same game that gained a cult following on PC, now playable on the go. Whether you're familiar with the game or new to it, this free week is a great opportunity to try it out—especially since the only price is your time (and maybe your sanity).
You’ll need the Epic Games Store mobile app to download it. Android users around the world can get it now, while iOS players will need to be in the EU. If you’re not seeing it in your region, it might not be supported there.
More to Come on Epic Games Store Mobile
This free release is part of Epic Games Store’s ongoing push into mobile gaming. Over the past few months, the store has started expanding its mobile library, and weekly free titles like this are helping to build momentum. If you’re already in the ecosystem or just curious about what’s next, it’s worth keeping an eye on the mobile app.
Frequently Asked Questions
What platforms offer free games each week?
Free games are primarily available through the Epic Games Store for PC users, while mobile users can access weekly giveaways on Android devices globally and on iPhone and iPad in the EU.
How often are new free games available?
New free games are released every week on PC and mobile platforms. On Epic Games Store, a new game is available each week, and mobile platforms often update their free titles on Thursdays.
Do free games remain free permanently?
Free games from weekly giveaways are usually available for a limited time. Once claimed within the specified period, they remain in the user’s library permanently, while some time-limited events in free-to-play titles may expire after a set period.
Can I play free games offline?
Availability for offline play depends on the specific game. Some free games, such as puzzle or strategy titles, may be played offline, while others, particularly multiplayer or online-only games, require an internet connection.
Are free games the same across all regions?
Most free games are available globally, though some mobile platforms may have regional restrictions. For example, iPhone and iPad users in the EU can access certain free titles that may not be available elsewhere.
Do free games include in-game purchases?
Many free-to-play games offer optional in-game purchases for cosmetics, expansions, or other content. However, claiming and playing the base free game does not require any payment.
Are free games compatible with web3 platforms?
While most current free games are standard PC and mobile titles, some free-to-play games are beginning to integrate web3 elements, such as blockchain-based rewards or community features. Users interested in web3 gaming should check each title for compatibility.
