Two more free games on Epic: horror and puzzles from Thursday

Pixel-art, terror y puzles protagonizan los próximos títulos sin coste. Se traduce a: Pixel-art, horror and puzzles star in the next free titles.

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The Epic Games Store has already confirmed which two free games will arrive next week on PC. After activating new rewards this week, Epic’s digital store has announced the titles that will replace the current free games when the current deadline ends.

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As always, you’ll just need to add them to your library within the active period to keep them forever. The promotion will go live on Thursday, February 26th at 5:00 PM (Spanish mainland time), which is 10:00 AM in Mexico City, at which point they will replace the games currently available on the platform.

Boxes: Lost Fragments and My Night Job free on Epic Games Store on February 26th

The first confirmed title is Boxes: Lost Fragments, a puzzle adventure with a strong exploration component. The player takes on the role of a thief who must solve complex puzzles within a mysterious mansion. The game combines escape room mechanics with intriguing atmosphere and detailed design of interactive objects.

The second free game will be My Night Job, a pixel-art action game with a retro aesthetic. In this case, the experience focuses on exploring an abandoned building filled with creatures, using a wide arsenal (over 60 weapons) to survive enemy waves. It mixes humor, light horror, and arcade rhythm in quick gameplay sessions.

The promotion will follow the usual Epic Games Store model: exactly one week to claim them before they go back to being paid games. If you’re used to expanding your library without spending a dime, mark your calendar for February 26th to secure both titles.