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Epic has announced its next free game, plus a free DLC, while Steam quietly adds 7 new freebies

A whole bunch of free games worth checking out on PC this week
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Epic has announced its next free game, plus a free DLC, while Steam quietly adds 7 new freebies
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Epic has been giving away free games every week for years now, and it has become one of the best ways for players to build a large game library on the Epic Games Store (EGS) without spending any money. Thanks to these weekly giveaways, many users have picked up dozens of games simply by checking the store regularly.

Starting tomorrow, Epic Games Store users will be able to claim Botany Manor for free. The game is set in a stately home in 19th-century England and focuses on calm exploration and puzzle-solving. Players step into the role of Arabella Greene, a retired botanist who lives in a large countryside manor. Perfect if you’re looking for a slow-paced and relaxing experience.

Free games on Epic and Steam this week

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Alongside Botany Manor, Epic is also giving away The Poison Retro Set for Pixel Gun 3D. This DLC adds cosmetic content and is a nice bonus for players who already play Pixel Gun 3D.

Both Botany Manor and The Poison Retro Set DLC will become available on February 5. They will remain free to claim until February 12. After that, they will be replaced by another free title. As always, once you add these games to your library before the deadline, they are yours to keep forever. At the moment, users can also grab Definitely Not Fried Chicken for free, which will stay live until tomorrow (Feb 5).

In addition to Epic’s giveaways, Steam has also quietly added several new free-to-play games that players can download and try right now. These titles are completely free and do not require any purchase. The newly available games on Steam include:


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