Do you play the free games from Twitch and Epic?

No, because I have neither an Epic nor a Twitch account.

Didn't know twitch even had a launcher or sold games. I've played a few of the freebies from Epic though, a lot of them are actually damn good games and some are even on my Steam wishlist so I don't need to buy them now. I don't care much about cards or achievements so it's no big deal to me if I play something on Steam, Epic, GoG, or Origin.

Sorry I don't want Epicorona.

I've definitely played the Jackbox that Epic had early on, though not for a while (for example, did they ever fix you don't know jack?) And a number of the Twitch ones like Framed and The Bridge, but those are shorter. I've definitely played a few that I can't name because I deleted them almost immediately because I knew I wouldn't. There are a number on both that were on my wishlist that I just haven't gotten around to yet because I am trying to actually finish a few games on Steam

I claim them but the only launchers I will use are steam, Xbox gamepass for PC and gog

Couple of games from the Epic Store, that I couldn't play/afford in Steam. Quite enjoyed The Wolf Among Us and Transistor and Edith Finch.

I haven't yet, because I still have games I want to finish first, which are higher on my backlog.

i tell myself that i will, though i never do. there are games i got for free on twitch/epic that i have on my steam wishlist, but in a couple instances, i've ended up buying the steam versions anyway. i think we all know that we just love steam and don't wanna cheat on it.. plus ya know, cloud saves and achievements. same goes with the xbox app. there's gotta be at least 10 games that i really wanna play on there but i keep holding off on laying down that measly $1 for game pass. i do feel kinda better about that though since at least you get achievements and it's tied to my xbox gamertag, even if i haven't owned an xbox for a few years.

No. I have collected them all even though I own 90%+ of them, in the hope that it costs a few cents to Epic. I think someone has since confirmed that they don't pay the devs per copy claimed, but rather a lump sum, so it was a rather fruitless exercise :)

I'm sure there will come a time when the free games are only for those that have spent money on their site, which I have no intention of ever doing.

After when they started to steal games to make exclusives I even deleted my Epic account I created years ago for Unreal Engine. So no.

Got good games on epic but got good games on steam too. So I play on steam and not on my Ps4 and I won't buy Ps5.

I only have played Super Hot on Twitch but from time to time I play free games on Epic store

I claim them all, and then file them into a spreadsheet so I don't trade for them by accident (as I've done twice already). But, to date, I've barely played any of it--just tried out Ruiner since it had been on my steam wishlist for years.

I've played SuperHOT on Epic, and got my brother to play Celeste on it while I was playing it on Steam.

So far, I played subnautica from epic, borrowed the dlc of pillars of eternity from twitch to steam and played banner saga from twitch.
What I need is a working twitch plugin for gog galaxy, and then I'm done.

I played Thimbleweed Park on EGS the day they gave it away and finished it in two sittings as well as Shadow Complex when it was free waaaay back when (IIRC their UT reboot was still in development at that point). I think I have yet to play a game I claimed from Twitch. I don't know why I don't use either client more because I own a bunch of appealing games there (i.e. Axiom Verge, Shadow Tactics, ...), but despite it not being much of a chore, using other clients just feels inconvenient to me.

In terms of percentage of games played vs. owned, at least, I played more on Epic and Twitch than on Steam. :)

Claimed everygame want to play but not play yet

Actually I'm currently playing almost only games from Epic recently, I barely open Steam anymore.
Epic is giving away a looot of amazing games, and still I don't get why an amazing game should be better on Steam or Epic or everywhere else.

Same here, i use Epic free thursday games just to test what i will buy on Steam. I like achievements and trading cards.

I personally don't have an issue with Epic or exclusiveness, but yes it does suck if you want the game on your preferred gaming client and it's not the EGS. I so think it's really shitty is putting a game up for sale exclusive on another client after presale already went up on steam. I personally do play on the EGS sometimes, but mainly Dauntless which is free on the EGS or by using it's own client.

I do want to take a moment to address this however.. For those that are on some epic crusade to not support Epic Games or the devs that make their games exclusive or put their games for sale on the EGS, if you get the free game you are failing this crusade. While you may not be purchasing the game, Epic is paying the developers for each free copy. One of Epics biggest goals is to keep growing the amount of people creating Epic accounts as well as using their client, which happens if you get any game regardless of if you buy it or get it for free or if you don't play it. So by getting games, regardless if they are free or not you are failing this crusade and still are supporting them.

Despite the freebies, EPIC or any other site don't have a chance of beating Steam unless they actually notice what makes Steam successful.

Steam is still dominating the market because:

1.Its launcher and website have dark background and white text. For any gaming related website or launcher it is pretty much understood.

2. It sells games and offers discounts in local currencies. Most gamers don't want headache of calculating conversion fees while making a purchase. Discounts and freebies attract the buyers whereas local currencies and regional payment methods make them stay..
   3.It has long list of games.
3. It has option to wishlist and that of adding games into cart.
4. Online gamers can chat and take snapshot,
5. CTRL Clicking games launches a new window for the game title, Makes searches easier.
6. Gamers have profile and reputation..