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The Next Free Epic Games Store Titles Have Leaked

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The Next free Epic Games Store titles have leaked

The Epic Games Store will continue to offer two free games every week, as has been the norm for years now. The next free games on the store have leaked online ahead of the official reveal later today. 

Renowned data miner Billbil-kun has revealed that the next free games will be Love and Infinifactory. According to Billbil-kun, the puzzle game Infinifactory is free until February 1, replacing the minimalist platformer Love.

The leaker had revealed earlier that the platform game Love will be free starting today, January 18. Love, a short and addictively challenging platformer featuring a minimalist design, will be available for free until January 25. 

Love will be replacing Sail Forth on the platform, which will be available for free until 8 am PT / 11 am ET / 4 p.m. BST today.

Love is set to make way for Infinifactory as the next free title in the ongoing Epic Games Store promotion. 

Infinifactory is a sandbox puzzle game set in a 3D environment with a first-person view. Zachtronics, the studio behind SpaceChem and Infiniminer, developed the game. The objective is to construct factories that assemble products for extraterrestrial overseers, all while navigating challenges and avoiding dangerous obstacles. 

Infinifactory, usually priced at $24.99 on platforms like Steam and GOG, brings an immersive gameplay experience to those who enjoy intricate puzzles and creative challenges. Currently available for half its regular price on GOG, the game’s inclusion in the Epic Games Store free game lineup provides an excellent opportunity for players to explore its unique mechanics without any financial commitment.

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