This week, the Epic Games Store is offering There is No Game: Wrong Dimension for free—a brilliant pick for fans of inventive, genre-bending adventures. This quirky point-and-click experience has earned widespread acclaim since its debut, and it’s easy to see why. Back in 2021, our App Army community dove into Draw Me a Pixel’s creation and came away thoroughly impressed, echoing the praise seen across Metacritic and other review platforms. With its clever writing, genre parodies, and constant breaking of the fourth wall, it's no surprise the game has achieved indie cult classic status.
So, what exactly is There is No Game: Wrong Dimension? As the title cheekily suggests, this isn’t a game—except, of course, that it very much is. You take on the role of The User, determined to play a game no matter how much the narrator insists one doesn’t exist. Your persistent prodding eventually causes a system crash, pulling you into the chaotic, ever-shifting "Wrong Dimension."
From there, the adventure unfolds across a series of wildly different scenes, each parodying a unique game genre. Expect classic point-and-click puzzles, top-down exploration, and even a satirical take on free-to-play incremental games packed with loot boxes and microtransactions. The humor is sharp, the narrative unpredictable, and the meta-commentary delightful—making it a must-play for anyone who enjoyed titles like The Stanley Parable.
Why You Should Play It
With its sharp wit and inventive design, There is No Game: Wrong Dimension stands out as a standout free offering from Epic. It's especially appealing given its usual price of $4.99 on both the App Store and Google Play. While Epic’s mobile freebies have included heavy hitters like Cultist Simulator, Limbo, and Knights of the Old Republic, this latest pick holds its own with charm, creativity, and heart.
Whether you're a longtime fan of narrative-driven adventures or just looking for something refreshingly different, this is one free download you won’t want to miss. And once you’ve completed your journey with Mr. Glitch, be sure to check out our roundup of the best point-and-click games available for iOS and Android.
Want to grab it outside the Epic Games Store? You can purchase it directly from the App Store or Google Play. But why pay when you can get it for free—today?
