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Beholder: Conductor Is Free Now on the Epic Games Store for Mobile

Claim the dystopian train-management spin-off at no cost and start dobbing in passengers aboard the Determination Bringer.

Claim the dystopian train-management spin-off at no cost and start dobbing in passengers aboard the Determination Bringer.

Beholder: Conductor puts you in charge of a single carriage on a state-run luxury train, where checking tickets quickly turns into surveillance, searches, and reports to a watchful Ministry. The mobile version is available at no cost through the Epic Games Store, so you can add the full experience to your phone without paying.

Quick answer: Open the Epic Games Store for mobile, find Beholder: Conductor, and claim it while it is listed as free to permanently add it to your account library.


How to claim Beholder: Conductor free on mobile

Open the Epic Games Store app on your phone. If you do not have it yet, download it from the mobile store first and sign in with your Epic account.
Search for Beholder: Conductor and open its store page. Confirm the price shows as free before continuing.
Tap to get the game and complete the checkout at a total of $0. Once the order confirms, the game is tied to your account and stays in your library even after the free promotion ends.

You know it worked when the store page switches from a claim option to an install or download button and the title appears in your owned games list.


What Beholder: Conductor is about

Beholder: Conductor is a spin-off of the Beholder series, keeping the same dystopian setting where a totalitarian government spies on its own citizens. Instead of running an apartment building, you board the Determination Bringer, an enormous state train treated as the pride of the country.

You play as Winston Smith, a newly appointed conductor. Your job starts in the cramped lower-class carriages and, as you complete tasks, moves forward toward the dining car and the VIP compartments where officials and industrialists ride. The whole thing is rendered in a stylized, muted pixel-art look, with small shadow-like passengers who still carry a surprising amount of character.


How the core loop works

Your daily work is watching everyone who steps into your carriage. You check tickets, decide what to do with fare-dodgers, search luggage for prohibited items, and file reports to the Ministry. When you catch someone carrying contraband, you can call a guard to remove them, which earns you coins and standing.

Two resources drive your progress. Money lets you buy goods on the train or from black-market dealers at station stops, while your standing with the state keeps you in the Ministry’s good graces. Searching bags is one of the most useful actions, but it is risky. Getting caught rummaging or stealing from a passenger costs you standing, and if it drops too low, the secret police step in and it is game over.

Beyond routine inspections, you take on secret missions from higher-ups. The level of secrecy scales with how loyal you are, and finishing them can bring a bonus or a promotion. Smugglers also appear along the route, offering to pay you to carry their packages, which is profitable but dangerous.

Every small decision feeds into the ending you reach. You can serve the regime faithfully and climb the ranks, or turn toward the rebels and defy your superiors. There are multiple endings, and a run generally takes around four to six hours, with full completion asking for several playthroughs.

Tip: Read the tutorial carefully. It is possible to trigger a game-over screen within the first few minutes by ignoring how the standing system works.


Where else you can play it

The mobile release is the free one, but Beholder: Conductor is also sold on other platforms if you prefer to play elsewhere. It is a single-player game across all of them.

PlatformReleasePrice
Epic Games Store (mobile)Available nowFree
PC (Steam)April 23, 2025$13.99
PS5June 3, 2026Paid
Nintendo Switch 2June 3, 2026Paid
Xbox Series X|S / Xbox OneJuly 2026$16.99

On PC the game supports full controller input, and it carries a Very Positive rating on Steam across thousands of reviews. Note that the console versions rely on an on-screen cursor for the many menus, reports, and inventory screens, which can feel less precise than a mouse. If you want the tightest handling of all the paperwork and luggage searches, the PC build is the smoothest, but the mobile version gives you the complete game for nothing.