Don’t Forget This Sunday: Epic Games Store Drops Free Game Boxes – Lost Fragments and My Night Job

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Don’t miss this week’s free games on the Epic Games Store. From February 26 to March 5, 2026, players can download My Night Job for free. In this action game, you must defend yourself against monsters in an abandoned building, using over 60 weapons to save survivors. But be warned: if your health runs out or you destroy too many rooms, you’ll only make it onto the high score list. Then, from March 5 to March 12, 2026, the store is offering three more titles: Boxes: Lost Fragments, a captivating puzzle game set in a grand mansion filled with intricate puzzle boxes. Players must solve these boxes to outwit a legendary thief. Boxes: Lost Fragments debuted in 2024. Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms, a strategy management game featuring characters from Dungeons & Dragons campaigns, games, novels, plays, comics, and shows. Turnip Boy Robs a Bank, an action-adventure game with roguelite elements, where you team up with the Pickled Gang to pull off a heist. My Night Job was originally released in 2016.

Weekly Freebies at Epic Games Store: $25 Worth of Games Await You

These free games are worth a total of $25. New offers launch every Thursday, so check the Epic Games Store weekly for more free games.

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In other gaming and movie news, Bruno Pferd has been keeping tabs on the latest happenings in the world of entertainment. First up, he takes a critical eye to Amazon’s first look at their upcoming live-action God of War series in his post “God of War: Amazon’s First Image Sparks Widespread Internet Disappointment” God of War: Amazon’s First Image Sparks Widespread Internet Disappointment. Published on February 27th, Bruno dissects the initial image, noting its artificial feel and sparking conversation around AI involvement. Despite mixed reception, producers assure us the final product will differ significantly. Meanwhile, Bruno has just published an insightful piece on the same series with “First Image from Live-Action God of War Series Reveals Kratos and Atreus” First Image from Live-Action God of War Series Reveals Kratos and Atreus. This post dropped yesterday, featuring Ryan Hurst as Kratos and Callum Vinson as Atreus, setting off on their perilous journey through Norse realms. Fans are already buzzing about this much-anticipated adaptation. Switching gears to movie news, Carlos Mendoza takes the reins to explore Sony’s bold new direction for their Spider-Man universe in his latest post “Sony to Reset Spider-Man Movies Universe Without Spider-Man” Sony to Reset Spider-Man Movies Universe Without Spider-Man. Published on February 25th, Mendoza delves into Tom Rothman’s revelation about a complete reboot, promising fresh faces and stories. Despite past standalone characters not quite swinging their way to success, Sony seems intent on reviving the franchise through an live-action “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” focused on Miles Morales.