Agent A: A puzzle in disguise Is Free on the Epic Games Store (Normally $19.99)

Verified by Chris Bruner · Oct 20, 2026 · 2 min read · 4.7 (6) · 0 · 123

Epic is giving away Agent A: A puzzle in disguise this week, a spy-themed puzzle adventure that normally sells for $19.99. You have until Thursday 22 October, 11:00 AM ET to add it to your library, and it stays there after the week ends. Below is how to claim it, what critics made of it, and who should pass.

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Agent A: A puzzle in disguise Is Free on the Epic Games Store (Normally $19.99)

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Game	Agent A: A puzzle in disguise
Price	Free (normally $19.99)
Claim before	Thu 22 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM ET (15:00 UTC)
Store	Epic Games Store (PC)
Platform	Windows, macOS
Genre	Puzzle, adventure
Players	Single player
Length	About 4.5 hours (HowLongToBeat)
Age rating	ESRB Everyone 10+
Previously free on Epic	No, first giveaway
Keeps forever	Yes, permanent

Claim on Epic Games Store

How to claim the free copy

How to claim

Open the Agent A: A puzzle in disguise page on the Epic Games Store.
Sign in, or create a free Epic account.
Turn on two-factor authentication if it is off. Epic blocks free claims without it.
Click Get, then Place Order. The total is $0 and no card is involved.

What is Agent A: A puzzle in disguise?

About the game

You play Agent A, sent to break into the hideout of rival spy Ruby La Rouge and stop whatever she is planning. In practice it plays like a digital escape room. You click through a lair drawn in a 1960s spy style, pocket gadgets and odd objects, and work out where each one belongs, often well after you picked it up. Epic lists 35 environments, 100 inventory puzzles and 50 dedicated puzzle screens.

Agent A: A puzzle in disguise screenshot

System requirements

Requirements

Component	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 10 64-bit	Windows 11 64-bit
CPU	Intel i5 / Ryzen 3	Intel i7 / Ryzen 5
Memory	8 GB RAM	16 GB RAM
GPU	NVIDIA GTX 1060 / AMD RX 580	NVIDIA GTX 1660 / AMD RX 5600 XT
DirectX	DirectX 11	DirectX 12
Storage	1 GB	Not listed by Epic

Is it worth claiming?

Worth claiming?

7.4Expert Score

Good

OpenCritic lists a Top Critic Average of 81 from 16 reviews, with 81% of critics recommending it, and Epic players rate it 4.3 out of 5. Most reviewers liked the variety of puzzles and the spy styling, though Nintendo Enthusiast found individual puzzles fairly simple and God is a Geek called it “more Johnny English than James Bond”.
Claim it if you enjoy escape rooms and inventory puzzles and want something you can finish over a weekend.
Skip it if you want a long story or dislike backtracking through rooms for an item you missed.

Gameplay

Presentation

8.3

Story & atmosphere

Length & replay

6.5

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