"My Story Is Yours": Guild Wars 2 And All Of Its Expansions Release On The Epic Games Store
This happens just a day after the reveal of the MMO's first raid in 5 years.
Just yesterday ArenaNet revealed all the details on the upcoming "Godspawn" update coming to Guild Wars 2 next week. In addition to a new 50-player Convergence battle, the MMORPG is returning to 10-player raiding after the feature being absent for the last 5 years. The first Janthir Wilds expansion update adds more than that, so be sure to check out our piece on it.
Today, the team is dropping yet another announcement. Guild Wars 2 and all of its expansions have finally been released on the Epic Games Store. The base game, like on all other platforms, is free-to-play (F2P). If for some reason you've never tried the MMO and appearing on the Epic Games Store now brings it to you, go for it. It costs you nothing to have PLENTY of hours of fun.
Should you decide to take the adventure further, a number of bundles for the previous "Dragon" expansion line are available for anywhere from $29.99 to $99.99, depending on what you need to grab. The latest two expansions, Secrets of the Obscure and Janthir Wilds, are individually available for $24.99 each.
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